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Originally Posted by JD3
Plan on 2250 +/- 10% total. Not sure the labor vs parts breakdown though.
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In pricing various bearing packages it the high end comes in around 800-900 bucks. In reading various DIYs it looks to be at least a long days work for someone unfamiliar with the process. So your pricing is in that ball park. As an example EAS is advertising the service in their CA shop with parts for a little under $2500.
I'm earlier in the process as the OP. The question is who in the area has the most experience for this job. Also would that shop prefer to provide the parts or could the customer provide them. (Likely impact any guarantee)