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It just takes one moron in a parking lot to pernitrate the PPF. You should see all the cars parked on the streets in Chicago. If you find any without dinged bumpers, they're usually brand new. :)

Really, on a CX-5?

If they were overpriced, no one would be buying them. You get what you pay for.

We put on a set of Michelin CC2's and couldn't be happier.

How close to the car in front that turned were you? It's always better to get hit from behind, than to hit the car in front of you. Either some of you are driving more aggressively than I do, which would be a shock to my wife, or something's wrong with your vehicles.

Any pic's of the damage?

I am far from driving like an old lady, so unless you're a tailgater, something's wrong. Have you personally driven another CX-5 to see if it acts the same?

I've never had the brakes engage, but I have seen the message on the HUD. I'm still thinking yours may be out of cal.

If you're not following the person in front of you too close and this is happening, it needs to be recalibrated. Especially, if it's happened 10x to you. That is not normal.

You didn't learn from the CL forum? Or, do you think Mazda forum members are different? :unsure:

Not really, more like the difference between 6' and 12'. I went through this a couple times mounting TV's. But remember, I'm talking about the difference between 4k/60Hz and 4k/30Hz type scenario.

I hope you're not disappointed with its AWD system, like you were with the Rav4. Are you going to wait and test its capabilities first?

For audio I agree, but when it comes to higher res video like 4k@60Hz+, you need to do your research. Length of cable is also a big factor.

A few questions: Is it passing more than just a stereo PCM signal using the optical cable? Does your receiver support eARC, or at least ARC? If so, did you plug into the right HDMI ports on both the TV and the receiver? I'm sure your HDMI cable is not the issue. HDMI cables are more important...

Do you trade the RDX yet? "I am trading it in on an EV6 GT Line." https://acurazine.com/forums/third-generation-rdx-2019-454/savagegeese-released-new-video-rdx-999093/#post16818939

It's this^^ I programed 1 fob, mine, to align with memory "2". When I unlock the door and then open it, the seat moves to position "2". I did not program my wife's fob, but memory "1" is set to her position. The seat does not move when she unlocks the door and opens it.

In our 2019, we rarely get warnings for our area. We get warnings for places that are hundreds of miles away, though.

If it's in its original box and packaging, it'll be fine. Just don't do any off-roading on the way home.

How old are the batteries you're using? Do both your fobs show the same message?