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Quezon Brake Parts

Hello, a pad and rotor kit for your model starts from about ₱9,100 in Quezon City. What is the car make, year and axle, and do you want original or compatible parts?

Cebu Auto Brakes

Good day. Our performance disc kits are quoted from about ₱42,700 in Cebu City, with fitting on request. Is the car a sedan or an SUV, and which axle needs the work?

Makati Chassis Shop

Hello, a front caliper is around ₱16,600 here. Could you send the VIN and the delivery city, so we can confirm the part fits before you pay?

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Car brake systems: prices, standards and what to check in the Philippines

In the Philippines a passenger-car brake pad and rotor kit is listed at about ₱9,100 to ₱16,600, a performance disc kit at about ₱42,700 to ₱48,600, and big multi-piston kits from ₱60,100 up to ₱260,000. The quickest way to get the right part for your car at a current price is a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
PartTypical listingApproximate price
Brake pad and rotor kit, passenger carStandard disc kits, OE-type coated rear kit₱9,100 to ₱16,600
Brake caliper, frontSingle front caliperabout ₱16,600
Power brake boosterReplacement booster unitabout ₱8,100
Performance disc kitSport performance kits with new discs₱42,700 to ₱48,600
Big multi-piston brake kitFour-piston and six-piston performance kits₱60,100 to ₱260,000

Listings for bicycle brakes and toy models are not counted in these figures.

Standards and warranty rules to check

The Bureau of Philippine Standards (DTI-BPS) lists standards for braking systems, including disc brakes, so ask the seller which standard the part meets. The Consumer Act of the Philippines (RA 7394) requires written warranties to be labelled as full or limited and provides an implied warranty on consumer goods. For a brand-new motor vehicle, the Lemon Law (RA 10642) is the next thing to ask about.

Vehicle inspection and fluid

The climate is tropical, hot all year, with wet and dry seasons. Heat is hard on brake fluid, and Philippine inspection rules state that brake fluid must not corrode the pipes or form bubbles from heat. Ask whether the job includes a fluid check or change, and check the pads and fluid at each service whatever the season.

Matching the part to your car

Give the car make, model and year, the axle (front or rear), whether you want original or compatible parts, and the VIN if you have it. Brake repair coverage can depend on whether a part is original or aftermarket, so ask the seller to state which one they quote.

How prices are quoted

Quotes are per part or per kit. Ask whether the price includes pads, rotors and fitting, and whether it is for one axle or the whole car. Name your delivery city (Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City) so the seller can quote delivery as well as the part.

Get offers through BlaBlaPrice, free for buyers. Describe the car and the problem in your own words in the chat, and add a photo of the part if you have one. BlaBlaPrice's AI reads the request, asks for missing details such as the VIN, and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines before showing you the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to share them. Car parts and suspension and running gear are the neighbouring sections.

Questions and answers

How much do brake parts cost in the Philippines?

Pad and rotor kits for passenger cars are listed from about ₱9,100 to ₱16,600. Performance disc kits start near ₱42,700, and big multi-piston kits run from about ₱60,100 to ₱260,000.

Which warranty rules apply?

The Consumer Act (RA 7394) requires written warranties to be labelled full or limited and provides an implied warranty. Ask which label applies and how long it lasts.

Do I need the VIN?

The VIN helps the seller match the part to your car. Give the make, model, year and axle, and add the VIN if you have it.

Is the fitting included?

Ask the seller. Quotes are per part or kit, so state whether you want fitting and whether the price covers pads, rotors and fluid.

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