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Why Buy Genuine OEM Toyota & Scion Exhaust Parts from Toyota of Laredo?

Manufacturer Quality

They're built to exacting specs. It's especially important that Toyota and Scion make them that way, too. After all, the job of an exhaust system is to remove the toxic byproducts a vehicle's gas engine produces when it burns air and fuel for power. If that system failed, the vehicle would start polluting the environment, you and your passengers would get sick, and you'd end up violating emissions standards and some laws. You shouldn't leave how well that job is done to the aftermarket.

Huge Selection

Our online parts catalog has everything you'll need for an exhaust repair: catalytic converters, exhaust manifolds, mufflers, resonators, tail pipes, and more. You're unlikely to find what your car, truck, SUV, or van needs anywhere else.

Bigger Savings

Exhaust systems have many parts, so they get pricey to fix in the long run -- anywhere from $300 to around $2000 just to start with. Obviously, replacement costs depend on the scope of repairs, labor costs, and parts costs, but they can average $1,700 or more for catalytic converters, $800 for mufflers, $30 to $500 for resonators, $850 or more for exhaust manifolds, and $750 or more for tail pipes.

Now, consider that you need to replace a resonator and/or muffler about every 2 to 4 years, and a catalytic converter every 100,000 miles or so, and it becomes plain to see just how quickly those expenses can skyrocket.

Not here, though. Most of the time, you'll pay less than MSRP. Sometimes, you can even get a steep discount off list price -- up to 35% off. That's better than at most Toyota Scion dealers.

Guaranteed Compatibility

What you buy will fit and work with your Toyota or Scion vehicle just like factory exhaust parts, guaranteed. The aftermarket can't always make the same claim.

Warranty Coverage

Run into any defects in materials or workmanship, and your brand can take care of them. You probably won't get the same peace of mind buying an aftermarket exhaust.

So, if you're seeing the signs of a bad exhaust -- if you see a lit Check Engine light, hear unusual muffler and/or exhaust pipe noises, smell rotten eggs, or notice worsening gas mileage -- it's likely time to replace it.