Exhaust Systems reduce noise and remove harmful fumes away from your vehicle

 The purpose of an exhaust system is not just to minimize engine noise, but also to redirect lethal fumes away from your car.
> Carbon monoxide gas is a colorless, odorless chemical that may escape from an unsecured exhaust system.
> If the chemical is inhaled it may cause incredibly severe health hazards. For your protection as well as the protection of your family, it is important to have your exhaust system examined and kept on a regular basis.
> Correctly functioning exhaust systems could also assist in safeguarding the environment from damaging emissions released into the environment.

Why service is important: A loud car may be an indicator that it's time for a brand-new muffler or exhaust system.
> Identifying signs of rust, wear and damage may protect against splits and leaks in the exhaust system.
> Several states and cities require emissions testing to register your car. Checking for laws prior to registering your automobile may conserve you money and time, before your emissions testing.

When to get your muffler looked at:
> Loud thumps, growls, or bangs
> Indicators of corrosion
> A vibration or shaking of your muffler when idling
> If your muffler is hanging lower than normal