Ball Joint Replacement Cost - Buyer Experiences and Price Information

took about 4hrs per side and bought a press tool for 58.00, parts ordered on ebay

1 front ball joint cost at Canadian tire.

Local shops wanted to charge over 1000$ plus front end alignment probably because of older communinty but oRiley had a sale n got upper n lower for 150 and was 6 hours of work. PS: if u don't have press it will take longer

Watched th utube vids. Not accurate at all. 95 Corolla takes about 20 minutes each side. Took longer to get the cotter pins. $48 for parts, $45 for cheap impact from Harbor Freight and 4 cups of coffee and it was done

Not sure if that's cheap

All you need is a Jack and stands, big axle socket, basic tools and a ball peen hammer, combined with common sense all was done in a day

Lowers were difficult. Had to drop subframe a couple inches to remove a couple bolts. Use a long breaker bar is the only way to break the nuts loose. Parts bought on EBAY. Make sure you get the correct nuts and bolts. The car was a 2009 Ford Fusion with 98xxx mi. Only 2 bushings were bad but replaced all of them because I only wanted to drop subframe once and not when snow was on the ground.

Bought all the parts my self at Autozone. Cost me 240.00
Paid a private mechanic that had a shop at his home 150.00 bucks for labor. What a deal!!!!

Paid 30 bucks for 2 new ball joints. Rented the press for 100 bucks (got it back when returned). Before this I've never even changed a brake pad. Took me 8 hours for one side, 2 hours for the other (figured out how to do it). Saved several hundred dollars while learning a lot.

MY WORK TRUCK ,RODE THE BRAKES DOWN TO METAL.SO REPLACED THE ROTORS,PADS,UPPER AND LOWER BALL JOINTS AND BOTH OUTER TIE-ROD ENDS.EIGHT HOURS 34 DEGREES.THE STEALERSHIP WANTED $2600.00 WITH THEIR STOCK PARTS.I BOUGHT GOOD MOOG PARTS AND I FEEL CLOSER TO MY TRUCK.PARTS WERE $885.00

fix my noisy squeaking groaning problem.

Great job. Was done in 3 hours. My Avalanche feels new again.

I went to a local mechanic and the total was 800.00 to replace both upper and lower front ball joints.

In 2013, it cost me $690 (and it took nine hours to get my car back) for one ball joint replacement on my 2002 Toyota Corolla LE, at Toyota's San Francisco service center.

Replaced all four ball joints at 150,000 miles.

Always reasonable, quick, and reliable.

Mine came as an assembly. Dodge stratus 2005. There was some kind of alignment fee (not tire alignment, but something haha sorry).

Had no symptoms of problem. 6 month checkup dealer said I needed front ball joint replaced.

Needed both lower ball joints, parts $74, labor $394. Good, reliable service.

Moog ball joints used - lifetime warranty and can be greased to keep them going a long time. Great service, showed me the details while the vehicle was on the lift.

I did not even know how to change my oil. One day I took my ford ranger for a ball joint replacement at the local shop: they quoted for more than 800. Scared with such thing, the next day I decided to buy my tools and a repair manual, since then I've done my own work on all cars I have ever had (Chevy, VW, Ford, Mazda, Honda) and save a lot of money and time.

Needed all 4 ball joints replaced. I bought the parts at Autozone for about $80.00 and installed them myself using a floor jack and jackstands. It was a hard job that took about 8 hours (I did not have a ball joint fork or a press.) I had the 2 link pins and the alignment done at Firestone ($230.00). It was a real job but saved a bundle.

Work was done in 4 hours and I picked my own parts just need a 4 wheel alignment now and I'm done