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The 2 most important things on a vehicle is tires and brakes. The rest is just details. 
They sure do...cause they are liable when your cheap behind slams into someone for not wanting to do the job correctly or safely. My shop wouldnt touch your request with a 10 foot pole. If you want to bare minimum it, do it yourself
Front and rear rotors/pads for $125 after shipping...
yea I would just do it yourself. What is the actually problem? If the pad is just worn out and your doing it yourself you can get break pads for 20 dollars.
P&J Tire, Cartersville. Edit: They’re old school, and good Folks. We’ve used them for years now. I’m carrying my oldest girls car to Reese Tire, Summerville for new tires and brakes soon (I ordered all the brakes/rotors), they are a great bunch too imho, but a longer haul.
Next week:
The shop did a cheap repair on my son's brakes, car didn't stop now he's in the hospital.
Kidding. Well, a little. Don't cheap out on brakes.
The shop did a cheap repair on my son's brakes, car didn't stop now he's in the hospital.
Kidding. Well, a little. Don't cheap out on brakes.
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This. Just tell the dealer you want to trade and tell them the issue. Take a lot of pics and description and then tell them it needs new front brakes and get their tentative offer (until they inspect it obviously). They are HURTING for used cars. They can do it right, and cheaper than you can and I doubt seriously you'd be any worse off money wise than trying to do a cheap fix.
Just take it to dealer to trade and tell them the issue. I don’t think doing a cheap fix is going to save you thousands.
