Search results

I would also ask that the replacement glass be covered. Divining without the rear glass is a real safety issue due to exhaust intrusion.

I really enjoy my 2022 Mazda premium plus. I have had several Mazda's and was happy with all. I usually keep my vehicles to 100,000+ miles and sell them running like new.

Double check that the tire gauge you are using is accurate. I've found many are not.

I set my CX5 19" overnight cold to the recommendations on the place card inside the driver's door. This recommendation should be all around best for Ride, Safety and longevity. If you go above or below more than 10%, then you are biasing one at the expense of the others. Ed

why are you beating the engine at so low of revolutions. Use a lower gear or black off the throttle.

I agree with #2. In addition, my own experience suggests you won't increase your mpg above the noise from fill up to fill up.

I think ALL 2023 have a HUD. Maybe the owner's manual will help. Ed

dealer

I like the HUD very much and feel it is a safety feature. If you adjust the HUD correctly you don't need to look down at the speedometer while you're driving. The key word is to adjust.

General ALTImax RT43 in the original size is a very good tire at a fair price and have served my very well here in FL.

I have had excellent service with General RT43 tires.

I have an outstanding Mazda dealer at Fort Myers MAZDA. In FL. In the past I have rebuilt engines from the ground up and when I see torque wrenches being adjusted and used I like it.

You may need to run the car while on a hoist to see if the center bearing support id loose. Just a guess. Ed

I would plug it, so water doesn't enter and rust later. I would never replace it at that price. I'm thinking a 1" fender washer covered with muffler cement? or ?

The owner's manual is my first reference.

I would buy it for sure

You don't need a college degree in thermodynamics to know that hot air blowing on a battery is not good for it. Some people don't display common sense.

When I adjust my side mirrors correctly, I have no issues.

The foam insulator on the batter sides is to protect the battery from hot air blowing on the battery. Battery installer either don't understand that or don't care. JMO. Ed

Thank you so much for this wonderful essay on the transmission. Ed