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		<title>Comment on $1500.00 Brake Job! by Bigglesworth</title>
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		<description>You most likely didn&#039;t need the calipers.  Les Schwab&#039;s corporate policy is to always replace brake calipers with a brake job.  I work for a leasing company approving repairs to company vehicles, and I deal with different Les Schwab locations on a daily basis.  Every vehicle that goes to a Les Schwab for brakes gets calipers, whether they&#039;re needed or not.

The shop will tell you they&#039;re doing a &#039;full&#039; brake job &amp; that the caliper replacement is necessary to prevent a pull when braking after the job - but I&#039;m also an ASE-certified master automotive tech, and know that a properly-trained mechanic can clean and lubricate the caliper pins to prevent the pull - it&#039;s part of a typical brake service at any other shop.  Only very rarely do calipers fail and need replacement.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You most likely didn&#8217;t need the calipers.  Les Schwab&#8217;s corporate policy is to always replace brake calipers with a brake job.  I work for a leasing company approving repairs to company vehicles, and I deal with different Les Schwab locations on a daily basis.  Every vehicle that goes to a Les Schwab for brakes gets calipers, whether they&#8217;re needed or not.</p>
<p>The shop will tell you they&#8217;re doing a &#8216;full&#8217; brake job &amp; that the caliper replacement is necessary to prevent a pull when braking after the job &#8211; but I&#8217;m also an ASE-certified master automotive tech, and know that a properly-trained mechanic can clean and lubricate the caliper pins to prevent the pull &#8211; it&#8217;s part of a typical brake service at any other shop.  Only very rarely do calipers fail and need replacement.</p>
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