206 Exhaust

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David - 10 Apr 2007 16:21 GMT

My exhaust broke today on my 206. Its the front section (to the front
of the car), which includes the catalytic converter.

Got two quotes (fitted) - £400 from National Tyres and £275 from Kwik
Fit. Do these sound sensible, obviously the Kwik Fit is much cheaper,
but is it still ok do you think?

Thanks

David

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Chrs - 10 Apr 2007 17:07 GMT

I think i would go to Kwik fit, i have heard some bad things about
National Tyres,like chargeing people for complete systems when they
have only replaced one part.so its upto you.!!!

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Matthew Haigh - 10 Apr 2007 17:19 GMT

> My exhaust broke today on my 206. Its the front section (to the front
> of the car), which includes the catalytic converter.
>
> Got two quotes (fitted) - £400 from National Tyres and £275 from Kwik
> Fit. Do these sound sensible, obviously the Kwik Fit is much cheaper,
> but is it still ok do you think?

Much as I hate to say this, have you asked for a dealer quote?

My experience with third party exhausts on all cars (not just pugs) has
been pretty poor; an original equipment one lasts much longer and is
worth the extra expense if you are intending keeping the car for more
than a couple of years (which is the average life span of cheap pattern
exhausts that I've had).

Matt

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