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The brakes in your Subaru fail, and not only will you have trouble slowing your ride down. You may not be able to stop it, either.

Our advice: notice any trouble brake parts -- a failed brake caliper, a faulty brake rotor, a worn-out brake pad -- and you should replace them ASAP. You're in luck; we've got one of the biggest and best genuine Subaru selections around, both here in Indiana and nationwide. Shop now to take advantage of low prices and fast US shipping.

All About Subaru Brakes

Parts of a Brake System

Subaru vehicles feature a master brake cylinder, seals, pistons, fluid (and a reservoir for it), a booster (complete with a diaphragm), a pedal, lines, hoses, and a parking brake. If your ride's brakes are anti-lock, they should also include an ABS sensor. Subaru cars and SUVs with disc brakes specifically incorporate calipers, rotors, and pads. Subaru models with drum brakes, on the other hand, have drums and shoes.

How Long Subaru Brakes Last

This depends on the part. However, how you drive and in what conditions can also factor in. At any rate, you should replace calipers every 50,000 to 100,000 miles, rotors every 70,000 miles, and pads every 40,000 to 50,000 miles. Check your owner's manual's maintenance schedule for model-specific info.

How Much Subaru Brake Replacement Costs on Average

That depends on the part, and on whether you have work done at a Subaru dealer. Brake calipers run $760 to $830 usually, according to recent data from RepairPal. Brake rotors often run $325 to $415 and brake pads sometimes go for $270 to $315. Brake drums and brake shoes can both cost anywhere from $265 to $305. Cost also depends on the Subaru model you drive.