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Rear brakes on CX5 are controversial to say the least. Was it the first time you're replacing pads on this car? What about the rotors? You can find lots stories on on this forum, e.g. https://mazdas247.com/forum/t/2019-cx-5-brake-questions.123879765/...

those black bumper side intakes are amazing

mymazda app?

I have no idea, but could it be that it copies maps to internal storage on first use, or at least indexes them, and requires SD card to be inserted just to make sure it's there?

they are definitely not summer tires

thanks! what is 7th generation connect?

I agree that CX5 seats are not comfortable at all, but thinking positively - this may have saved some from falling asleep They might have changed them since '21 but still my five cents: I never used lumbar support and everything was fine Before one of the 5hr drives I decided to make the ride a...

hundreds of reasons, like not willing to pay for cell phone data, being out of range, or not willing to share you routes with evil corporations

carplay directions on HUD is what 2024 CX5 introduced, from what I understand there must be a way to add it to prior models, got to figure out how

Either CX-60 comes to N.A. or we're all switching to X3 (2025 G45)

I want to move to the "select state"

same size, same pressure pirelli weight 1lb less, maybe that more comfortable, less bumpy, overall good

I switched from A36 to Pirelli Scorpion as plus 3, at 15k mi Impression - more quiet, better handling in snowy conditions, would recommend To me personally the car became a bit "wobbly", but that is regarded as being more comfortable by most people. I liked A36 hard precision.

I did the same back in 2015 and CX5 was the best choice Repeated in 2021 and it was at the top again Happy to see it's still the case in 2024 Congrats!

Oh, I truly enjoyed my 2016 key fob's smaller size, longer range and convenient buttons

Just saw CX-70 prices, can't stop laughing