Brake Repair Ford Super Duty Journey

$128 Pads and Labor

ford SUPER DUTY

BRAKE REPAIR

The Ford Super Duty utilizes a robust brake system designed for heavy-duty applications, including towing and hauling. Key components include brake pads/shoes, rotors (discs or drums), calipers, brake hoses, and an anti-lock braking system (ABS). Additionally, the 6.7L Power Stroke® Turbo Diesel engine offers an optional driver-activated engine-exhaust brake for enhanced downhill braking and reduced reliance on friction brakes.

Brake Pad Replacement for One Axle (Front or Back)

Traditional Repair Shop $300-$350

Dealership $350-$450

Detroit Brake Repair $128

Front Rotor and Brake Pad Replacement w/Brake Sensor

Traditional Repair Shop $1220-$1420

Dealership $1480-$1870

Detroit Brake Repair $260-$400

Components of the Ford Super Duty Brake System:

Brake Pads/Shoes:

These are the friction materials that press against the rotors to slow or stop the vehicle.

Rotors (Discs or Drums):

The rotating surfaces that the brake pads/shoes press against to create friction and slow the vehicle.

Calipers:

These house the brake pads and apply the necessary pressure to the rotors.

Brake Hoses:

These carry brake fluid from the master cylinder to the calipers.

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS):

This system helps prevent wheel lock-up during braking, maintaining steering control.

Engine-Exhaust Brake (Diesel):

This feature restricts turbocharger exhaust flow to generate back pressure, slowing the vehicle down.

Engine-Exhaust Brake (Diesel):

The 6.7L Power Stroke® Turbo Diesel engine is equipped with an optional driver-activated engine-exhaust brake. This system restricts the turbocharger's exhaust flow, creating back pressure that helps slow the vehicle down, particularly useful when towing heavy loads or descending steep grades. The system offers "On," "Off," and "Auto" settings, with the "Auto" setting modulating the braking based on accelerator and brake pedal input.

Considerations for Super Duty Brakes:

Driving Habits:

Brake pad/shoe life can vary based on driving style and frequency of braking.

Towing:

When towing, especially with heavy loads, the brakes are subjected to increased stress, potentially requiring more frequent inspections and maintenance.

Maintenance:

Regular brake inspections and maintenance are crucial for optimal performance and safety.

Rear Brake Pad and Rotor with Brake Sensor Replacement Cost Average

Traditional Repair Shop $600-$700

Dealership $730-$920

Detroit Brake Repair $-260-$360

Brake Fluid Change Cost Average

Traditional Repair Shop $150-$175

Dealership $160-$200

Brake Tech $125