@shawnee This would make for a great addition to our newly updated DIY section (formerly known as Resources)...Went ahead and replaced the infotainment screen in my 2016 CX-9 Grand Touring. Upgraded from the 8-inch screen to the 9-inch screen. One of the easiest modifications I’ve done.
The tools I used were a 10mm socket, flathead screwdriver, and a plastic pry-tool.
I got mine from Amazon.I don't have a DI source, but as long as I wash in the shade I'm good.
Drove my 2021 over 1400 miles up and down the east coast. Mostly highway but about 200 of city. I decided to drive max of 5 miles over speed limit. I averaged 29 MPG over those miles. My best MPG 30.3 over the first 501 miles,
My CX-9 currently has over 141,000 miles.
Wow, nice! My CX-9's have never even come close.. well, the 2022 had an average L/100km reading of 8.4 (equal to about 28 mpg) when I drove it home from the dealership, but I suspect the dealer "engineered" that reading with some careful highway driving.
Did you do anything different to improve mpg, besides driving habits? Like increase tire pressure, for example?
I don't think that's possible with our family. The CX-9 is just SOOOOOO SMOOOOOOOOOOOOTH going down the road, especially with the Michelin CrossClimate 2's on there. We have both caught ourselfs, shall we say, "speeding". So much so, yeah, I put a Uniden R8 in there. And yes it's saved our asses. It's paid for itself for sure.Nope. Just drive slower. If this speed limit was 65 MPH, I drove 70. If it was 70, I went 75. Fast enough for most traffic out of the left lane, but it is amazing how much fuel economy improves.
I will also say that I replaced my stock tires with Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3 tires and they have lasted over 100,000 miles.
Then we all know it didn't happenGot the 22s on. No pics cause I haven't washed it yet lol.