Pads
Brake pad replacement
From $145 per axle fitted, with new hardware every time.
See padsOil changes · full synthetic from $55
The oil your engine is meant to have, a new filter, and a look at your brakes while it drains — without an upsell script.
JG Brake & Rotor is a brake shop first, and that is exactly why the oil changes are straightforward. The oil your manufacturer specifies, a new filter, the drain plug torqued properly and the oil-life reminder reset. No wiper-blade pitch, no dirty air filter held up for effect.
While the oil drains, we look over your brakes — pad thickness where it can be seen, the fluid level and condition, and any sign of a leak — and tell you what we find. If anything needs a closer look, the full wheels-off brake inspection is free at the shop.
Cannot get away? We change oil in driveways, workplace lots and fleet yards across Columbia County, and take the old oil and filter away for recycling.
What it costs
Find your vehicle type, pick the oil your manual calls for, and read across. The quote is the price.
| Job | Most cars | Trucks, SUVs & vans |
|---|---|---|
| Synthetic blend oil change | from $49 | from $59 |
| Full synthetic oil change | from $55 | from $65 |
Many newer engines call for full synthetic, often in a thin grade like 0W-20, and the wrong viscosity is not a saving worth making. We go by what your owner’s manual specifies, not whatever is in a bulk tank.
We come to you
Same price as the shop, plus the travel fee for your zone — free in Bloomsburg and the towns right around it.
Travel is charged once per visit, not per vehicle: $25 in Zone 2 and $45 in Zone 3. Mobile visits start at the $95 minimum call-out, so a single oil change on its own comes to $95 plus travel — add a second vehicle or any brake work and the minimum takes care of itself.
When is it due?
The honest answer is in your owner’s manual or on your oil-life monitor, not on a sticker from the last quick-lube. Plenty of modern engines on synthetic go well past the old 3,000-mile rule.
What shortens it around here: lots of short trips, cold starts through a Pennsylvania winter, towing and dusty back roads. Our guide goes through it — how often you really need an oil change.
Straight answers
Synthetic blend starts at $49 and full synthetic at $55 for most cars. Trucks, SUVs and vans start at $59 and $65. You get the exact number before we start.
Yes — driveways, workplace lots and fleet yards across Columbia County. The oil change costs the same as at the shop, plus your zone’s travel fee, and mobile visits start at the $95 minimum call-out. Two vehicles at one address share a single travel fee.
About half an hour for most vehicles, whether it is at the shop or in your driveway.
If your owner’s manual calls for it, yes — many newer engines do, and the wrong oil is not worth the savings. If your engine is fine on a synthetic blend, that is the cheaper option and we will tell you so.
The old oil and filter leave with us and go for recycling, whether the job was at the shop or at your house.
No. We look over your brakes while the oil drains because brakes are what we know, and we tell you what we see. Whether you do anything about it is entirely your call.
While you are here
Pads
From $145 per axle fitted, with new hardware every time.
See padsMobile
Brakes and oil in one visit, one travel fee.
See mobile serviceGuide
What that squeal, grind or soft pedal actually means.
Read the guideAt the shop in Bloomsburg or at your door — the price is on the quote before we start.