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Muffler & Exhaust Shops in Racine, WI

7 of the 60 auto repair shops we list in Racine 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. J.r Muffler Complete Auto Care

    2835 Lathrop Ave, Racine, WI 53405

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  2. Wisconsin Muffler Tire & Auto

    2905 Lathrop Ave, Racine, WI 53405

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  3. Righteous Auto Care

    Racine, WI

    European & importMuffler & exhaustFinancing
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  4. Righteous Autos Care

    6142 Douglas Ave, Racine, WI 53402

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  5. Velasquez Mufflers & Brakes

    915 Washington Ave, Racine, WI 53403-1352

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  6. MTZ Mufflers

    1501 Goold St, Racine, WI 53402

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  7. Righteous Auto Care - Racine

    3077 Douglas Ave, Racine, WI 53402-4177

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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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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.