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I'll have to ask in the thickness of the rotors. They must have been referring to the pads that's a good point. And they said they cannot use the value line because I have an e-brake. Other dealerships were higher by 100 or more. I know the one that gave me the quote for $509 said they do...

Ya, prices have really gone up over the past few years. Just got an AC replacement estimate for my condo. Basically doubled. Yikes! $11k. LOL

They're at 3mm which is recommended replacement. I'm sure up and down mountain roads is a contributor. There has been a little bit of pulsing going on for a bit as well.

Well, my discs are down to 3 mm so they cannot turn them. That would be savings right there. And presumably Akebono which I think have a higher price tag but people seem to like.

Yes I did mean discs and pads. Some of that wear is coming down from a buddies place who lives up on the mountains. A reasonable elevation drop with a lot of switchbacks. Another dealership wanted $620. And a private place I think was around $500 and something. Unfortunately I don't have a set...

My local Mazda dealership quoted me $509 for new standard OEM, not value line, brake job on the rear. Just short of 85k miles. This is new disks and pads. I'm down to 3. Fronts are at 5 yet. Presumably OEM is Akebono. They don't seem to be clear here. However that does not include a brake fluid...

I may do just that. Hoping to find retaining clips before going to this option.

No, I'm in need of the retainer clips. Or alternate method.

Have a 2016.5 CX-5. Opted for the manual car wash today and blew off the back right rear roof rail piece (rear passenger side). I can see the small retainer clip that holds it in place rusted out is why. Anyone know where to find these clips? And why aren't they rust proof. Ha... Pic below of...

Trying to find that for my 2016 CX-5

Must be a one year update card. I looked on Amazon but didn't find one that actually said three years.

Looks like the BHP166EZ1T card at that link. My OEM card has BHP166EZ1E. Year vehicle looks correct at the link but my infotainment is built into the dash. They have both versions, they refer to, as the external or tablet type screen. (2016.5 CX-5)

Agree totally. At least Google Maps. I like to have a backup option (if the price is right). Once in a while I'm in a location it might come in handy.

Using the original OEM SD card. Last time I got a discount code from Mazda that I got to use. Making it worth it.

Think I did eBay or Amazon last time. 3 year. I'm expired at this point. Like to have this as a backup option. Curious to where the best place to buy is. Dealership pricing isn't attractive. Looks like just under $136 via the Mazda Toolbox for 3 years. $85 for single update.

Thought maybe so. Ordered one from Amazon yesterday. Been comparing a few. There was a price drop of $15 yesterday so I ordered it. Arrives today.