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Radiator replacement cost in Boston

Typical all-in price in Boston (parts + labor)
$288–$710
Parts (retail)
$90–$260
Labor in Boston
$198–$450 · 1.53 hrs @ $132–$150/hr

What's a fair Boston price for this job?

This repair is usually triggered by a coolant leak or overheating. In Boston, shop labor rates run roughly $132–$150 per hour, and this job typically takes 1.5–3 hours. Add a part that retails for $90–$260 and a fair all-in total lands around $288–$710. Quotes above that aren't automatically a ripoff — but you should be able to see why.

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How much does radiator replacement cost in Boston?
A typical all-in price in Boston is $288–$710, combining the part at retail and Boston-area labor.
What do Boston shops charge per hour for this work?
Shop labor in Boston generally runs $132–$150 per hour, and this job typically takes 1.5–3 hours.
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