Factory MOPAR Brake Calipers

Brake calipers are the clamps in a disc brake system. Their job is to contact the brake rotors, with brake pads in between, to generate friction. This resistance, a vehicle uses to slow down and stop.

Looking to order new ones? Our Mopar online parts store has just what you need.

Why Buy Mopar Brake Calipers from Factory Mopar Direct?

Three reasons:

You'll get OEM quality. Mopar manufactures brake calipers for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM vehicles exclusively. They're made to the exacting standards of quality you've come to expect from your brand, and they're guaranteed compatible with the model you drive. Aftermarket brake calipers, on the other hand, may not be good quality. They may not even be the best fit.

You'll pay less for it. When brake calipers fail, the cost of replacing them can add up fast. The calipers themselves can run $400 to $670 on average, and labor can add another $130 to $170, bringing the total average cost of brake caliper replacement to $500 to $800 or so. That can be just to start with, too. Our parts prices are lower, though -- lower, in fact, than what you'll find at most CDJR dealerships. They start out at well below MSRP (in the case of Jeep Grand Cherokee, for instance, under $100), and sometimes, you can get up to 35% off.

We'll include warranty support. No brake caliper that Mopar makes should have defects in either materials or workmanship. If you find one that does, it'll be taken care of. That's peace of mind you can't always get from aftermarket calipers.

So, see any signs your brake calipers are going bad, and you should replace them immediately. Look for dashboard brake and ABS warnings, seal buildup/corrosion, brake fluid leaks, problems with brake pressure, your vehicle pulling sideways, and squealing or grinding when you brake.

Order Genuine OEM Mopar Brake Calipers Online Now

We offer affordable shipping and prompt delivery to any address in the US. Contact our parts team with any questions.