The Best Fort Pierce Exhaust System & Muffler Repair Services

At Mike's Performance Garage we know some drivers like a quiet exhaust system while others prefer a "the louder the better" approach. Either way, an unusual rattle when your car is running is a signal that it is time for an immediate inspection of your exhaust system.

High-Performance Header Upgrades
While exhaust manifolds and headers play a similar role, at Mike's Performance Garage we know they are miles apart on performance. Headers are upgrade parts designed for performance applications, while exhaust manifolds come standard. Both move exhaust away from the cylinder head to the exhaust pipe. Most noticeably, headers and its companion gaskets and wider exhaust pipe are much louder than a traditional manifold. But more importantly, the header improves exhaust system performance.

Quiet Exhaust and Muffler Services
Come to Mike's Performance Garage and keep your exhaust system running smoothly. At Mike's Performance Garage we know you count on your exhaust system and muffler to reduce noise and normalize your engine's back-pressure. When your exhaust system is faulty it can be very loud, but more importantly, it can impact your engine performance. Whatever the problem, we can repair it and get you back on the road quickly. Come by Mike's Performance Garage today at 1390 S 27th St.

• Catalytic Converter Replacement: Your catalytic converter is the most expensive part of your exhaust system. When your catalytic converter begins to fail, you will hear a very loud rattling noise or your "check engine light" will begin to flash. Come by Mike's Performance Garage at 1390 S 27th St and we will diagnose the problem right away.
• O2 Sensor Replacement: Ask any mechanic at Mike's Performance Garage and they will tell you to have your O2 sensor inspected regularly. Oxygen sensors work in conjunction with your catalytic converter to monitor the amount of oxygen in your car's exhaust system. Your O2 sensor determines if your air to fuel ratio is balanced in real-time as you accelerate or idle. It helps your engine controller adjust the flow of fuel to maintain optimum oxygen to fuel mixture.