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Yeah I don't buy the wonky oil pan. How does it have to do with the dealership? Did the dealership replaced the pan which caused the wonky angle? Next thing you know, they didn't set the right psi in your tires and make it sit unlevel.

I'm not aware of this feature being available on any cx-9

Piano black = glossy Black = matte, which looks like what you have. Did you look at the list that the dealership give you and cross reference the part #s?

If you have blind spot monitoring then it'll be the first this. If not then it'll be the second this.

#3 is the front applique and #5 is the rear applique of the rear door. The entire passenger mirror assembly will need to be replaced.

https://www.mazda-parts.com/v-2018-mazda-cx-5--touring--2-5l-l4-gas/body--outside-mirrors You'll need a new assembly for the side mirror since the base got damaged

https://www.mazda-parts.com/v-2018-mazda-cx-5--touring--2-5l-l4-gas/body--exterior-trim-rear-door #3 & #5

Don't have an answer to your question but I personally wouldn't do it. Perhaps you can get a piece of 2x4 lumber as a "ramp" to give you that extra space to jack up from the stock location. Or maybe even a few pieces of paver stones?

I think Tesla tried to copy with its version of ultra red. Just my opinion of course lol

I'd say the interior looks more caramel than beige. Beautiful combo!

Companies should be heavily fined. Most importantly, jail time should be dished. Someone consciously made the decision to falsify record. This person needs to be made example.

Yes CS https://mazdas247.com/forum/t/what-have-you-done-to-your-cx-9-today.123863211/post-6793021

I do recall seeing a post in the cx-9 section and the OP found his springs to be defective because the coils would touch. MAYBE the coils are touching during compression?

This is a generalized observation... 21 or older have a higher chance of engine defects such as coolant leak from head or excessive oil consumption. 22+ likely have addressed such defects Aside from the engine complaints, Cx-9 is a solid car.

You'll likely encounter the same pushback with other companies when it comes to big ticket items repair.

Glad to hear you were able to fix it PROPERLY by yourself. This is exactly why I don't like other people working on my car. They rip you off and they don't fix the issue and cause MORE damage in the process. Thanks for sharing the info and pics!!

True but IF they were able to fight it off then it'll be a big financial win for them.

Nicely done. I would mask the pads and not paint them for a more "OEM" look

I don't qualify for this one. Hopefully I will on the next one!

OP is asking us to diagnose a problem over the Internet off of 2 paragraph of text. I'm just asking a clarifying question and brainstorming potential causes.