ju6ganutz

one of my back tires has been squealing when driving. the faster i drive the louder it gets. i am thinking its the breaks but im not 100% sure what it can be. any ideas? i have approximately 58,000 miles on an 02 Type-S.

acutee

More likely it is the brake pad indicator. You can look through the wheel and visually check the pads.

fsttyms1

does it go away at all when you apply the Brakes?

bkzjimmy

i had that problem cause by this


then $52 later (pads=$22 / labor=30) this fixed the problem

ju6ganutz

something is definitely rubbing on my back passenger side wheel. when i apply the brakes fully i can hear a rubbing/grinding noise. i was on vacation for the past week and havent had the chance to have a look at it. ill probably bring it into the shop tomorrow to have it checked out.

ju6ganutz

ok i had my brakes checked and i need my back rotors and brakes replaced per CarX. i guess my rotors were measured at 3.20 and 3.24.

i was also quoted at $423 at CarX and approx $480 at Acura Dealership.

any comment on price and who I shuold go with?

bkzjimmy

local dealer will do it half that.

ju6ganutz

i contacted my local acura dealership and they quoted me $480

RickRoush03

you can do it yourself, not that hard, you just need common tools like a jack, socket wrenches, and impact screw driver and about 1.5hrs of your time. plus the materials of course. you can get the rotors turned, i highly doubt they have worn to thin to be resurfaced. you can do the whole thing for under $75 if you have the above tools.

PenancE

yo man brake work is ez, all u need is a good jank and like posted above..

ju6ganutz

brought it to midas and they did it for $360 and threw in a free oil change.

two acura dealerships quoted me $480 and $502. CarX $423 and Midas was $360. My rotors were shot and needed to be changed out.