MINI Cooper Average Repair Costs: Thermostat, Brakes, Tires & More

Mini Coopers are awesome cars to own, but like any vehicle they come with a price. If you have just purchased a Mini Cooper or are looking into getting one, these are the average repair costs you are looking at.

Brake Repair

Brake repair costs for a Mini Cooper will run around $800 to $1000. That is for all four brakes including a set of rotors. In general a set of brakes will last you a year.

Tire Replacement

You can settle for cheaper brand tires, but if you want factory tires, which are highly recommended in the case of Mini Coopers, you will have to spend about $1000. The average life of factory tires are a year and a half.

Headlight Replacement

Usually a headlight will last you a very long time, but if it ever does go out on your Mini you will have to spend $300 on just one.

Brake Vacuum Pump Replacement

The brake vacuum pump is part of the braking system and assists in braking. When this component needs to get replaced on your Mini Cooper it will cost you around $600.

Thermostat Housing Replacement

The thermostat housing works as a protection component for your Mini Cooper´s thermostat and regulates coolant flow. This type of replacement will cost you around about $500 and usually lasts around two and a half years.

Spark Plugs Replacement

Spark plug replacement on a Mini Cooper is recommended every 60,000 miles. The average cost for this service will be anywhere from $150 to $200.

If you need any type of repair or maintenance on your Mini Cooper you can schedule an appointment at The Haus where our technicians are certified and experienced in working on Mini Coopers.