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How much is it to replace the struts on a Toyota Camry?
My control and handling have been off for a few weeks. I couldn’t tell what the problem was, but my girlfriend looked under the car and said that it looks like my struts should be changed. What does it normally cost to replace the struts on a Toyota Camry?
Joshua Levy · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Your suspension system is a complex series of parts, so it can get pretty expensive to fix. On average, replacing the struts in your
Toyota Camry
will cost between $600 and $700.The total cost can be broken into the following categories:
- Parts: When you replace your struts, you’ll likely need to replace additional parts like the strut mount, spring insulator, strut bellow, and strut bumper. While the cost depends on your problem, this can easily add up to a couple of hundred dollars.
- Labor costs: Labor prices may depend on the shop you choose, but average labor costs are around $250 per hour. Since you need to lift the car, take off the tire, and change the struts on all four wheels, this job can easily take an hour or more.
While replacing your struts may not be an easy DIY project, you can always offset the price by
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