mazdadude
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I've had several cx5s and for a daily driver I prefer the 17 inch wheel size as stated by DG_1234 -
Large diameter wheels are not ideal. This is the way.
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From 2015 my family has owned seven different CX-5 models, of varying trim levels and wheel sizes. For driving and handling my...
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I've owned both versions and can't say I noticed a big difference. However, the change from 225/55/19 to 245/45/20 was very noticeable...
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I recently went from my 17" winter setup back to the OEM 19" setup. Definitely more comfortable running the 17" set.
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I'm a fan. You can probably pick up a set of used CX-5 17" wheels for a couple hundred dollars. You'll find that 17" tires will cost you...
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We went with OEM 18" from another Mazda and choose tires using a calculator on wheel-size.com. Since we had bought the car and the...
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mazdadude replied to the thread 2021 CX-5 Wheel downsizingSame here, our 3 previous CX-5's have all had the 17" wheels, and the 2021 was the first we have owned with 19" wheels. It is not a...
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Sounds like my area, Northern Illinois.
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Sounds like a good idea. Might help prolong the CX-5's "joints" also (suspension bushings and struts etc.). You may score a good deal on...
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mazdadude replied to the thread 2021 CX-5 Wheel downsizingWe live in an area with extreme pot holes, ruts, and missing asphalt, and we are looking to gain more sidewall height to protect our...
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Hello to my wise and trusted fellow forum members. It is coming up on new tire time for our 2021 CX-5 Grand Touring AWD. I am...
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I understand why oil dilution can happen. MAY is the word used in the Mazda Service Bulletin Number SA-026-18. Is there another SB that...
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mazdadude reacted to chickdr's post in the thread Did Mazda make a mid year engine change? with
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It's not an I6 in the PHEV.... e-SKYACTIV®-PHEV: 2.5L engine and 68 kW electric motor, total system: Up to 323 hp
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