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Tweed Heads Exhaust Repair
When your exhaust system isn’t working properly, it’s not just about noise — it’s about performance, efficiency and safety. At Tweed Exhaust & Mechanical in Tweed Heads South, we specialise in diagnosing and repairing all types of exhaust issues, from minor leaks to full system failures. Whether it’s a corroded pipe, a noisy muffler or a catalytic converter that’s seen better days, we’ll sort out an exhaust repair fast. We work with all vehicle makes and models and deliver honest advice that puts your needs first.
Our workshop is conveniently located for drivers across the Tweed Coast, from Banora Point to Coolangatta. With upfront pricing and a friendly, experienced team, we make it easy to get your vehicle sounding and running right again.
Call 0418 432 855 to book your exhaust inspection or repair.
Exhaust Rebuilds & Custom Work
A damaged or restricted exhaust system can lead to more than just poor fuel economy — it can also impact engine performance, emissions and even long-term mechanical wear. Our team has the knowledge and tools to replace worn components, rebuild sections, or upgrade your system entirely for improved output and longevity. We don’t just swap parts — we assess the whole system to ensure proper airflow, backpressure and compliance with safety and emissions standards.
Whether you're chasing a quieter ride, more power, or just need your car roadworthy again, we’ll take the time to get the job done properly. We work with quality components and never cut corners — just practical, well-executed repairs that keep your vehicle performing the way it should.
To learn more about our exhaust services, give us a call on 0418 432 855 or drop in for a chat.
Frequently asked questions
What are the signs of a failing exhaust system?
Common symptoms include a loud engine noise, rattling or hissing sounds, reduced fuel efficiency, vibrations while driving, and the smell of fumes inside the car. You might also notice visible rust or hanging components under the vehicle. These issues often point to leaks, broken hangers, or problems with the muffler or catalytic converter. It’s best to get the system inspected quickly to avoid further damage.
Can a broken exhaust affect fuel economy?
Yes. A compromised exhaust system can increase fuel consumption by disrupting the engine’s ability to maintain efficient combustion. When gases aren't exiting the system properly, the engine may compensate by burning more fuel. In some cases, a blocked catalytic converter or damaged oxygen sensor can also trigger warning lights and reduce performance.
Is it safe to drive with an exhaust leak?
Driving with an exhaust leak can be risky, especially if fumes start entering the cabin. Exhaust gases like carbon monoxide are toxic and can cause serious health issues with prolonged exposure. Even if there’s no immediate danger, leaks can reduce power, affect fuel economy and damage nearby components. It’s always best to have leaks inspected and repaired promptly.
