Mitsubishi Repair Costs

24 repair prices for Mitsubishi in Australia (AUD)

RepairTotal
Wheel Alignment$74-$147
Spark Plug Replacement$92-$276
Rear Brake Pad Replacement$119-$345
Air Conditioning Regas$120-$250
Tyre Replacement (per tyre)$120-$300
Car Battery Replacement$138-$368
Engine Oil & Filter Change$138-$276
Transmission Fluid Change$138-$368
rear-brake-pad-replacement$150-$500
Front Brake Pad Replacement$184-$460
Windscreen Replacement$184-$552
front-brake-pad-replacement$200-$500
Shock Absorber Replacement$276-$644
Water Pump Replacement$276-$662
Radiator Replacement$276-$828
Rear Brake Pads & Rotors$299-$483
Alternator Replacement$368-$828
Strut Replacement (per strut)$368-$736
Front Brake Pads & Rotors$460-$644
Timing Belt Replacement$552-$1104
Clutch Replacement$736-$1380
Timing Chain Replacement$1380-$2760
Head Gasket Replacement$1656-$2576
CVT Transmission Repair$1840-$4600

Mechanic's Verdict: Mitsubishi

★★★★☆

The 10-year warranty is Australia's strongest shield, but the price is a decade of dealer lock-in. Outlander and Triton are mechanically sound — avoid older CVTs and cars with chassis cracks.

Rating: cost-to-own after 100,000 km, Australia independent-shop pricing.

Mitsubishi ownership & common problems

What is Mitsubishi's warranty in Australia?

10 years / 200,000 km under "Diamond Advantage" from 1 October 2020 (ACCC-approved). Condition: annual service at an authorised Mitsubishi dealer, otherwise it reverts to 5 years / 100,000 km. Includes 4 years roadside and 5 years corrosion cover.

How much does Mitsubishi service cost?

10-year capped-price servicing up to 150,000 km (note: the service-cap distance is shorter than the warranty distance). 12-month / 15,000 km intervals (diesel 20,000 km to confirm). Triton diesel parts (turbo, DPF, injectors) cost more than petrol; Outlander PHEV battery and electronics are the premium items.

What are the most common Mitsubishi repairs?

Outlander CVT shudder and hesitation under light throttle is the most common drivability complaint; the PHEV has 12V auxiliary battery discharge causing no-start. Older Triton MQ/MN (2015-2023) has chassis cracking behind the cab (load/off-road use) and intake-manifold carbon. The all-new 2024 Triton 2.4L bi-turbo diesel has limited long-term data but more electrical/sensor niggles than mechanical ones.