Keeping an older vehicle on the road can be satisfying and economical, especially if you use your car as a daily driver for work and errands. Unfortunately, the realities of a daily commute can be harsh on any vehicle. As your car ages, this routine will inevitably take its toll, leading to more repairs alongside the usual wear and tear.
Since you likely want to save as much money as possible, you might balk at the price of maintaining your car with new parts directly from the dealership.
Cars need mufflers to reduce the noise they produce while running. Over time, however, mufflers can wear out and become damaged. To ensure that your car runs safely and efficiently, it's important to recognize the signs that your muffler may need to be repaired.
This article outlines a few signs that may indicate you need to repair your muffler.
Noisy Exhaust System
A noisy exhaust system is one of the most common signs that your muffler needs attention.
