Motor Mount Replacement Cost for Honda Accord 2026

The cost to replace motor mounts on a Honda Accord typically includes parts, labor, and possible additional items. Main cost drivers are the number and type of mounts, engine configuration, and regional labor rates. The following guide provides practical price ranges in USD and how to estimate a single- or multi-mount job.

Assumptions: region, specs, labor hours.

Item	Low	Average	High	Notes
Motor Mount (front)	$25	$60	$130	Includes mount and mounting hardware
Labor (hourly rate)	$90	$125	$180	Regional variations apply
Labor Time (per mount)	1.0 h	2.5 h	4.0 h	Depends on engine/transmission alignment
Additional Mounts	$60	$150	$300	Other mounts may be required
Delivery/Disposal	$0	$10	$40	Location-dependent
Taxes & Fees	$0	$15	$60	State/local rates vary
Estimated Total (per mount)	$170	$360	$700	Assumes 1-2 mounts; varies by region

Overview Of Costs

Typical cost range for a Honda Accord motor mount replacement spans roughly $300 to $900 per mount when considering parts, labor, and ancillary items. Lower costs reflect one mount with standard parts and mid-range labor; higher costs cover multiple mounts, OEM parts, or complicated access.

Cost Breakdown

Table-based view shows how totals accumulate and highlights the relative share of each category.

Category	Low	Average	High	Notes
Materials	$25	$60	$130	Front mount commonly dominates
Labor	$90	$125	$180	Typical shop rate
Labor Time	1.0 h	2.5 h	4.0 h	Formula: labor_hours × hourly_rate
Permits & Fees	$0	$15	$60	Not always required
Delivery/Disposal	$0	$10	$40	Varies by shop
Taxes	$0	$15	$60	State and locality dependent
Estimated Total	$170	$360	$700	Assumes 1-2 mounts; see notes

What Drives Price

Number of mounts is a primary driver. A single front mount is common; most Accords with higher mileage may require additional mounts. Engine configuration matters: four-cylinder engines may need fewer parts than V6 setups. A tuned or high-torque engine can elevate labor time and risk of misalignment.

Labor, Hours & Rates

Labor time typically ranges from 1 to 4 hours per mount depending on access, bracketry, and whether the mount is inner or out-of-reach. Labor rates vary by region; urban shops tend to be higher than rural shops. A standard repair may be completed in two hours per mount for average vehicles.

Regional Price Differences

Prices vary by location. In the West region, expect higher labor rates and potential parts premiums; in the Midwest, moderate rates with generally lower disposal fees; in Southern regions, lower overall costs due to lower shop rates and fewer taxes. Region: West +12–20% vs Midwest; South -5–10%.

Real-World Pricing Examples

Three scenario cards illustrate typical quotes in practice. Each includes assumptions and a mix of parts and labor costs.

Price Components

In addition to the primary mounts, consider hidden costs such as alignment, check of related suspension components, or refrigerant recharge if needed. Assumptions: region, specs, labor hours.

Cost By Region

Regional deltas: Urban vs Suburban vs Rural can shift totals by approximately ±10–25% due to labor markets and accessibility. In dense urban centers, expect higher labor hours or expedited service surcharges; rural shops may offer lower rates but longer wait times.

What To Expect On The Quote

Most shops will itemize: parts, labor, disposal, taxes, and any required ancillary work. Expect to sign off on the total before work begins; ask for a partial authorization if multiple mounts are involved. Formula: labor_hours × hourly_rate + parts + fees.

Ways To Save

Shop around within a reasonable radius to compare quotes for the same parts quality. Consider replacing only theMount with a full kit if access is poor and mounting hardware is corroded. DIY-friendly jobs may reduce labor costs but require proper tools and safety precautions.