How Much Does It Cost to Replace Brakes on a Ford?
FixMyCar looks at the cost of replacing brake pads and discs on some of the most popular Ford models.
Book a car repair nowEllie Dyer-Brown
Wednesday March 20 2024
2 min read
Ford has a decent reputation for reliability, but at some point during your car’s lifetime, it's inevitable that you'll have to replace the brake pads and discs. This guide discusses how much you can expect to pay when the time comes.
How much does it cost to replace the brakes on a Ford?
The average cost of replacing brake pads and discs on Ford cars is £381.83. However, prices vary from one model to the next, as the table below shows.
| Car | Average price |
|---|---|
| Ford Ka | £176.81 |
| Ford Fiesta | £291.77 |
| Ford C-Max | £378.68 |
| Ford Mondeo | £392.98 |
| Ford Focus | £420.53 |
| Ford Kuga | £436.54 |
| Ford Galaxy | £453.42 |
| Ford S-Max | £472.38 |
| Ford Puma | £506.25 |
The cheapest Ford model for new brakes
The now-discontinued Ford Ka is the cheapest model for new brake pads and discs, costing just £176.81 on average. Although it's no longer on sale brand new, it makes a good used buy if you're looking for something cheap with a decent-sized boot.
The most expensive Ford model for new brakes
The most expensive model is the Puma, a small SUV that's great fun to drive and offers an excellent balance between fuel economy and performance. It costs £506.25 on average to replace the Puma's brake pads and discs.
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Ellie is FixMyCar's Content Manager. She has over three years of experience writing about cars and regularly collaborates with automotive experts to provide trustworthy advice for drivers that is easy understand. Her work has been featured in Yahoo! Finance, iNews, The Daily Express and The Sun. She has a BA in English literature and an MA in creative writing from Durham University. Outside of work, Ellie follows F1 and eagerly awaits Ferrari's next era of dominance in the sport. She drives a Suzuki Swift.