“Please Can You Bring It Down To Our Workshop?”
It’s a conversation we have quite a lot, either by email or over the phone. The natural question for anyone with a broken exhaust or tyres that may need replacing, is “How much is this going to cost me?”
Of course, it’s a natural worry. Exhaust replacements are nearly always a cost that wasn’t budgeted for. After all, you don’t often look beneath your own car and exhausts can fail with little warning. So a significant additional cost that you really weren’t planning for can be a problem. Whilst we can sometimes quote for an exhaust over the phone, we’d far rather you were able to bring the car to our workshops. Here’s why.
We’re not your average run-of-the-mill fast fit exhaust centre. If required, our technicians can create an entire exhaust system from scratch. What this means to you is that often, we’re able to recycle the parts of your exhaust system that are still in good shape, while replacing the components that are worn out. If you read some of the comments left by customers on our Exhaust Repairs section (scroll down the page), you’ll see how we can often replace a single aspect of an exhaust and continue using the rest. This is because many modern car exhaust systems are one continuous part, from your engine all the way to your rear bumper. If a part of it wears out, you’ll be quoted for an entire system everywhere you go. Our technicians don’t need to do that. We can very effectively replace just the worn parts, give you advice on how long the rest of the exhaust will last and when you’ll need to budget for any other work.
So if you call or email us with your exhaust problems, please don’t be concerned of we say, ‘Bring It Down” It’s not that we’re trying to tempt you down and then sell you something you don’t really want, it’s because we might be able to save you a lot of money.

Hi my cat has started rattling as the metal breaks down on my 2009 misubishi lancer sportback ralliart. I was wondering if the internals could be removed as they are breaking down and how the car will run as in effect this will then make it a straight thru exhaust. Or would it be a better option to replace cat with a new 200 cell cat from you. I will bring it down if you can can give me a rough cost for both options I suggested . Many thanks for your time.
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Looking at this conversion and just wondering what sort of price and time it would take you to complete the work. My car is a 2010 bmw e92 lci 330d
I stay in morpeth so not too far away from you
Look forward to your reply