Bryan Muffler & Performance

woody latham 

on Google

2 days ago

Do it go to this ran down unprofessional service. Did my exhaust then next day engine light came on w exhaust problems they said it was something else. Didn’t even try to fix their mess up. All they do is complain about how broke they are and smoke their little cigarettes 

Ty Sexton 

on Google

a month ago

I took my toyota tacoma in to have catalytic converter replaced. Was pleased with how quickly the job was completed. Until the same problem happened again. Less than a year later my converter had to be replaced again. He said it was probably due to him buying cheap parts. And when the quote was exactly the same as last time, I went elsewhere. He quoted me $1156 for one converter. I asked him if there were 2 converters and he said,"I do not know"! The next place Exhaust works on Texas Avenue. Quoted me $800 to replace both co... read more

Dipak Khanal 

on Google

4 months ago

Lee, is very good mechanic. I like him the way he serves his customers to resolve car problems. 

Pablo Vega 

on Google

5 months ago

Had an x-pipe installed by them and it kept cracking, I fixed it a total of three times the last time I took it in for them they didn’t even want to check underneath the car and said it was my exhaust manifold which it wasn’t. I do not recommend using their service. 

Jason Buckholt 

on Google

5 months ago

I don’t usually leave reviews like this, but this one is deserved. I brought my 2014 Volvo XC60 3.2 in and was charged $900.44 in parts for replacing four oxygen sensors (2 upstream, 2 downstream). I was told—after the fact—that the shop installed Denso sensors with a 1-year warranty. Here’s the issue: • Denso sensors typically run about $100–$170 each • A full set of four should be roughly $450–$550 total • I was charged $900+, which is Volvo OEM pricing • Volvo OEM sensors typically come with a longer warranty (often 2 yea... read more