Brake pads for a 2015 Honda CR-V typically cost between about $25 and $120 per axle for parts, depending on front vs rear and brand; installation adds labor. This article breaks down the ranges and shopping tips.
Prices can vary by region and store; the ranges below reflect typical values in the United States for 2024–2026, including front and rear pads and both OEM and aftermarket options. Labor is separate, and rotor wear or replacement can affect total cost.
Price ranges by position
Prices vary by front versus rear position and by pad quality. The following ranges are for a complete pad set per axle (four pads for the front, four pads for the rear), before installation labor.
Front brake pads (per axle)
- Budget aftermarket: $30–$60
- Mid-range aftermarket (semi-metallic/ceramic hybrids): $60–$100
- OEM or premium ceramic: $70–$120
Front pads tend to be more expensive than rear pads due to higher heat and wear on the front wheels.
Rear brake pads (per axle)
- Budget aftermarket: $25–$50
- Mid-range aftermarket: $40–$70
- OEM or premium: $50–$90
Rear pad prices are typically lower than front, reflecting different operating conditions and material specifications.
Installed cost considerations
When budgeting for a brake job, factor in labor and whether rotors will be replaced or resurfaced. The figures below give a sense of total installed costs per axle.
- Labor to replace pads (per axle): $100–$250
- Rotor replacement (per axle, if needed): $100–$250
- Pad-and-rotor kit (OEM or aftermarket, per axle, including parts and labor): $150–$320
If rotors are in good condition, you may pay only for pads and labor. If rotors require resurfacing or replacement, total costs rise accordingly, and some shops may require rotor work for safety reasons.
Where to buy and how to shop
Choosing where to buy and how to shop affects price, warranty, and convenience. Consider the following options as you compare offers.
- Auto parts chains and online retailers often offer a wide range of pad materials and competitive prices.
- Dealerships provide OEM pads with manufacturer warranties, but typically at higher prices.
- Independent shops can provide installation estimates and may offer warranties on labor and pads.
- Look for pad kits that include wear sensors if your vehicle requires them, and verify compatibility with your rotor size and trim.
Tip: Request a written estimate that itemizes pads, rotors (if needed), any sensors, and labor costs; ask whether rotors will be resurfaced or replaced and what warranty covers the pads.
Summary
For a 2015 Honda CR-V, parts prices for brake pads typically run about $25–$120 per axle, with front pads generally costing more than rear. Installed costs vary widely by region and shop, usually adding $100–$250 per axle for labor, and rotor work can push the total higher. To maximize value and safety, compare OEM versus aftermarket options, check rotor condition, and confirm warranty terms before purchasing and scheduling service.