Brake Repair LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Journey

$128 Pads and Labor

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL

BRAKE REPAIR

The Lincoln Continental utilizes a hydraulic brake system with either disc or drum brakes, depending on the year and model, with front disc brakes often favored for their superior stopping power. Many modern vehicles, including some Lincoln Continentals, use disc brakes on all four wheels, while older models might have front disc and rear drum brakes. The brakes on a Lincoln Continental, like any vehicle, require regular maintenance and replacement of parts like brake pads and rotors to ensure safe and reliable stopping.

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

Key Brake System Components:

Brake Pads:

These are friction materials that press against the brake rotors to slow the vehicle down.

Brake Rotors:

The discs that the brake pads clamp onto, creating friction and slowing the vehicle down.

Brake Calipers:

These house the brake pads and apply pressure to them when the brake pedal is pressed.

Master Cylinder:

This component converts brake pedal pressure into hydraulic pressure, which is then sent to the calipers.

Brake Lines:

These tubes carry the brake fluid to the calipers.

Types of Brakes:

Disc Brakes:

Generally provide more effective and consistent braking power, especially in high-performance situations.

Drum Brakes:

Found on some older vehicles, they are generally less powerful than disc brakes, but can be more cost-effective.

Maintenance and Replacement:

Considerations:

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