Brake Caliper
Replacement
Brake caliper replacement is a little more involved than replacing brake pads and rotors.
We highly encourage you to seek out an ASE Certified mechanic to ensure your brake caliper replacement is done right. We offer free estimates by phone or online.
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Brake Caliper Replacement In 3 Easy Steps

Step 1
Call or Submit a brake repair estimate request on our free brake caliper estimate page.

Step 2
Choose a repair time that is convenient for you by calling or by visiting our scheduling page.

Step 3
Sit back and relax! Our ASE-certified technician will come to your home or office and complete your brake repair on-site.
If you’re seeking brake caliper repair experts in Cincinnati, look no further than 2’u’Brakes Mobile Brake Repair.
Our dedicated team of skilled technicians specializes in providing precise and reliable brake caliper repair services. We understand the critical role brake calipers play in your vehicle’s braking system, and we’re committed to ensuring your safety on the road. With years of experience and a deep understanding of brake systems, we have earned a reputation as Cincinnati’s trusted source for expert brake caliper repairs. When you choose us, you’re choosing precision, quality, and peace of mind. Contact us today to schedule your brake caliper repair and experience the best service in Cincinnati. Your safety is our priority!
Why Do Brake Calipers Need To Be Replaced?
The most common reason a brake caliper needs to be replaced is that a piston becomes stuck or the rubber housing deteriorates.
Caliper Replacement Requires Bleeding The Brakes!
Warning: After new brake calipers are installed the brake lines will need to be bled to eliminate any air which may be trapped in the brake lines. Failing to do so can cause sporadic brake behavior or complete failure which is extremely dangerous to passengers in your vehicle and others on the roadway.

What’s Included With Our Brake Caliper Replacement Service?
Our Caliper replacement service includes –
- New or Certified Remanufactured Brake Caliper
- New Brake Pad Hardware
- Free Brake Inspection
- Bleed and Flush Brake Fluid at Wheel/Wheels getting New Calipers
- Refil Brake Fluid
If your brake repair service calls for caliper replacement, you are more than likely going to need to replace the brake pads and rotors at this time as well.
Contact us to speak with an ASE Certified mechanic because brake jobs involving caliper replacement require a much higher level of knowledge and experience when compared to replacing pads and rotors.
How to tell if you need brake caliper replacement
Brake calipers are an essential part of your vehicle’s braking system. They are responsible for pressurizing the brake pads against the rotors, which in turn slows down or stops your car. Over time, brake calipers can become worn out and start to fail. If you notice any of the following signs, it’s time to bring your car in for brake repair or replacement:
Here are some common signs that brake calipers may need to be replaced:
- Squeaking or squealing noise: A high-pitched squeaking or squealing noise when you apply the brakes can be a sign that the brake calipers are not functioning properly. This can be caused by worn or damaged caliper hardware or stuck caliper pistons.
- Uneven brake pad wear: If the brake pads are wearing unevenly, it could be a sign that the calipers are not applying even pressure to the pads. This can be caused by stuck or seized caliper pistons or damaged caliper hardware.
- Sticking brake: If you notice that one or more of the brakes are sticking or not releasing fully, it could be a sign of a faulty caliper. This can cause the brake to drag, which can lead to excessive heat buildup and premature wear of the brake components.
- Leaking brake fluid: If you notice brake fluid leaking from the caliper, it’s a sign that there’s a problem with the caliper piston or seal. This can cause a loss of brake pressure and compromise the effectiveness of the braking system.
- Warning light: Some cars have a brake warning light on the dashboard that will illuminate if there’s a problem with the brake system. If this light comes on, it’s important to have the brakes checked as soon as possible.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s important to have your braking system inspected by a professional mechanic. Worn or damaged brake calipers can compromise your safety and the safety of others on the road, so it’s best to address the issue as soon as possible.

Why Have 2’u’Brakes Replace Your Brake Calipers?
There are several reasons we encourage you to request a quote for brake caliper replacement from us. Here are a couple of the highlights!
- We Can Save You Money – Since we do not have the overhead costs of brick and mortar mechanic shops, we are often less expensive.
- We Can Save You Time – We travel to your vehicle to make the repair – no more waiting around or arranging rides!
- We’re ASE Certified – Every mechanic at 2’u’Brakes is ASE Certified which means they have proven their expert knowledge in the auto mechanic industry.
- We Warrant Our Repairs – When we make a repair we back it with our 24-mile/24-month warranty for your peace of mind.
- We Keep You Safe! – If your vehicle is truly in need of service it is reasonable to believe it is not roadworthy at the present time. Don’t put yourself or others at risk trying to get your vehicle to a repair shop, we come to you!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Brake Calipers
How much is it to replace a brake caliper?
Brake calipers are a crucial part of your vehicles braking system. They often the culprit behind premature brake pad failure. Typical cost to replace one caliper is between$150 and $350 depending on your vehicles make and model.
Does a brake caliper need bled after its replaced?
Yes. Brake calipers must have the air bled from the brake lines and new caliper after they are replaced. Its best to have our brake shop near you perform this repair if you are inexpeirenced with this repair.
How do I know if my caliper is bad?
When brake calipers fail there are usually a few things to look for –
- Car pulling to one side while braking
- Burning brake smell
- A grinding sound coming from the brakes
- Brakes locked up
We Replace Brake Calipers On-Site!
Can you name another auto repair shop in Greater Cincinnati that will replace your brake pads on-site?
We are not aware of any other local mechanics providing this service!
Our brakes jobs come with a 2-year/24,000-mile warranty. Your brake repair service is even pushed to your vehicle history report automatically!
All you have to do is contact us and approve your quote. We’ll repair your brakes wherever your vehicle is currently located!


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