Brake look good or new? (pic included)?

Question

http://i11.ebayimg.com/07/i/000/fa/44/b41b_1.JPG

Answer 1

good.

Answer 2

it's new. but if you gettin it on ebay you might pay more for the brakes and shipping than you would at an auto parts store

Answer 3

they look new, but I wouldn't suggest buying breaks from online.

http://www.partsamerica.com/Brakes.aspx

there's a website that will give you the break prices at Advanced Auto (even though it says partsamerica)  and I'm sure other parts stores have similar searches.  That way you can look up for your year and make so you know the exact price and compare to the ebay price.

note:  some stores will charge a 'core charge' which is basically a fee that you will get back when you bring your old breaks back to them.  They recycle them, so they want them back.

Answer 4

About $25 to $30 dollars for good ones.

Answer 5

They look new (no streaking from the rotor).  Pads are $20-$30 new and aren't all that difficult to change.  Unless your calipers are bad, which mine were.  Tack on an extra few hours of your time and about $60-$70 for two new calipers (assuming you have rear drums) if they are bad.