The car in question is a Toyota Yaris Mk1 1.0 litre from around 2000.
The Toyota garage quoted £2,000 to fix a few bits, including fitting two new rear wheel bearings. The rear wheel bearings come as a stub axle assembly, and a quick internet search indicates that main dealer prices are around £250 each plus fitting and VAT, so around £1,000 fitted for both sides.
Another internet search brings up pattern replacements priced from around £140 down to as low as £30. While £30 is obviously more attractive than £250, I can’t help but think there’s such a thing as too cheap, especially for components which effectively hold the wheels on!
I’m wondering what the mechanics amongst us think…