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Muffler & Exhaust Shops in Holland, MI

9 of the 78 auto repair shops we list in Holland have muffler and exhaust work.

A loud exhaust, a rattle under the car or a failed emissions test often comes down to the exhaust system, and muffler shops can bend and weld pipe on the spot. Every shop here names muffler, exhaust or catalytic converter work in its business name, listing or on its own website.

  1. Tuffy Tire & Auto Service Center

    90 S Waverly Rd, Holland, MI 49423

    Muffler & exhaustA/C repairFinancing
  2. Betos Garage

    198 Manufacturers Dr, Holland, MI 49424

    Muffler & exhaustA/C repair
  3. Bill's Automotive

    707 Washington Ave, Holland, MI 49423

    Muffler & exhaustA/C repair
  4. Mike's Mobil

    772 Lincoln Ave, Holland, MI 49423

    Muffler & exhaustFinancingLoaner or shuttle
  5. Ok Tire North

    273 N River, Holland, MI 49424

    Transmission repairMuffler & exhaustA/C repair
  6. Hank's Auto Service

    2525 Van Ommen Dr, Holland, MI 49424

    Transmission repairMuffler & exhaustA/C repair
  7. Tier 1 Services

    500 E 8th St Ste 1000, Holland, MI 49423-3771

    Diesel & truckMuffler & exhaustBody & collision
  8. Muffler Man of Holland

    429 Chicago Dr, Holland, MI 49423

    Muffler & exhaust
  9. Muffler Man

    1162 Washington Ave, Holland, MI 49423-5293

    Muffler & exhaust
Ask for a look underneath first. Many leaks can be fixed by replacing one section or a gasket instead of the whole system. If your catalytic converter is replaced, ask whether the part is legal in your state — California and some other states require CARB-approved converters.

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Good to know

How much does a muffler replacement cost?

Replacing a muffler typically costs about $100–300 at an independent shop; a full exhaust system or a catalytic converter costs considerably more, depending on the vehicle.

Is it legal to drive with a loud exhaust?

Most states have laws against excessive exhaust noise and against removing emissions equipment, so a hole in the exhaust can lead to a ticket or a failed inspection.