Marietta Honda Brake Cost: $397.88 per Axle With Resurfacing

Use a Honda dealer menu price for one axle of pads and rotor resurfacing, then separate resurfacing from new-rotor work.

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Ed Voyles Honda in Marietta, Georgia, lists $397.88 for its front brake-pad replacement and rotor-resurfacing line, and the same $397.88 for the rear line. The dealer’s service-price menu says tax and shop supplies are excluded. Its menu is a price for pads plus resurfacing; it is not a price for new rotors, calipers, or both axles together.

The displayed two-axle arithmetic is $397.88 + $397.88 = $795.76 before exclusions. That is only a menu calculation if both axles qualify for the same operation. A front-only estimate remains $397.88, and a shop that recommends new rotors has changed the parts scope.

Read the menu line correctly

Operation Menu price Decision boundary
Front pads + rotor resurfacing $397.88 One listed axle; tax and shop supplies extra
Rear pads + rotor resurfacing $397.88 One listed axle; same posted price
Both listed axles, arithmetic only $795.76 Only if both operations apply

Ask the advisor for the VIN, axle, pad thickness, and rotor measurements against the model’s service limit. Honda’s 2024 CR-V manual is vehicle-specific context, but a different Honda model or year can use different limits and parts.

Before approving work, ask whether the line includes hardware, wear sensors, caliper-pin service, bedding, and a brake inspection. If the rotor is below specification or badly damaged, resurfacing is not interchangeable with replacement. Keep the diagnosis and invoice separated from unrelated fluid or tire recommendations.

Use $397.88 as the Ed Voyles per-axle menu reference, not a national Honda average. Prices and menu terms can change; obtain a current written quote with tax, shop supplies, and the exact axle scope before scheduling.

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