OEM Mitsubishi Brake Calipers

Mitsubishi Brake Calipers FAQ

What Do the Brake Calipers in a Mitsubishi Do?

They contact the brake rotors in Mitsubishi disc brake systems, using a set of brake pads in between. This contact creates friction, the resistance which the brakes use to slow the vehicle down and stop it.

What are the Signs My Mitsubishi Brake Calipers are Failing?

You'll notice warning lights on the dash for the brakes and ABS, and, upon inspection, buildup and corrosion around the seals of the calipers. You may also see brake fluid leaking into the wheel wells and engine bay, and start having trouble with brake pressure. Your vehicle may even start pulling sideways when you brake, and you might hear squealing or continuous grinding noises when you do.

Here's how to change a caliper if you have to, in most cases. Just be sure to use OEM replacements for the job, not aftermarket.

How Much Does Replacing a Brake Caliper Cost on Average?

Usually, between $735 and $875, according to RepairPal. However, it can vary by model. For a Mitsubishi Mirage, for instance, $330 or so, give or take. For a Mitsubishi Lancer, $345 plus. For a Mitsubishi Outlander, $350 or more, and so on.

Why Buy OEM Brake Calipers for Mitsubishi vs. Aftermarket?

Mitsubishi designs and builds them, not only to fit your ride right but also to work more dependably. They even come with warranty support. Some aftermarket brake calipers, on the other hand, can even void a factory warranty. That's sure to put you on the hook for repairs otherwise covered down the road.

Why Shop Brake Calipers at Mitsubishi Motors North America?

They're OEM Mitsubishi. What's more, we ship fast, all over the US; take advantage and order now. Contact us with any questions.