Sway bar (stabiliser) links, pair: how much does it cost?
Typically NZ$140–NZ$420 in New Zealand and A$140–A$400 in Australia, including GST. Most cars.
| Parts (trade) | Labour | Sublet | Total incl GST | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Zealand | NZ$50–NZ$180 | 0.5–1.2 h | — | NZ$140–NZ$420 |
| Australia | A$45–A$160 | 0.5–1.2 h | — | A$140–A$400 |
What affects the price
Aftermarket links for Japanese and Korean cars sit at the low end; European and ute links, or seized nuts that need cutting off, push it up. Usually done as a pair.
Other chassis repairs
- Brake pads only, one axle front or rear (car)NZ$150–NZ$310
- Front brake pads and discs (car)NZ$400–NZ$750
- Brake pads only, one axle front or rear (SUV / ute)NZ$180–NZ$410
- Front brake pads and discs (SUV / ute)NZ$510–NZ$1,040
- Brake pads only, one axle front or rear (European)NZ$250–NZ$610
- Front brake pads and discs (European)NZ$670–NZ$1,430
- Front brake pads and discs (performance: AMG, M, RS, Porsche)NZ$1,210–NZ$3,220
- Rear brake pads and discs (car)NZ$340–NZ$650
- Rear brake pads and discs (SUV / ute)NZ$480–NZ$920
- Rear brake pads and discs (European)NZ$630–NZ$1,280
Researched by Credov in October 2026 from NZ and Australian parts suppliers and workshop price guides. Typical ranges, not quotes: ask a workshop for a quote before you rely on a price. All repair costs.