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Our 2019 CX-5 is at just over 50K and the rears need doing. About 3mm right now. I've got pads and rotors, but haven't got around to it :/

It starts almost immediately, but you must continue to hold the button down until the windows are all the way down (or as far down as you want)

Hmm, I would refer you to your own post (on a different thread) from a couple of years ago:

0W20 is only available in synthetic AFAIK, so more confusion there!

It sounds like you are talking about iStop, rather than Cylinder Deactivation. iStop has a button to disable and activates (stops the engine) when you come to a stop and press the brake firmly enough.

Try press and hold the volume button?

Hmmm, August (2025) sales figures, not much daylight between the CX-50 and the CX-5: CX-5 11,759 CX-50 10,028

We are all just wonderful people here 😇

I went through the schematics for my CX-50 and tracked what every fuse powered. Obviously, this will not be the same for the CX-5, but just to give you an idea, the room fuse covers the following for the CX-50. Yep, a lot of dissociated things :) : 15ARoom lightActive driving display (B+)...

Our 2019 was in a hailstorm and both front and rear windows were smashed. They were replaced by Safelite, but for the front they said we'd have to take into their shop to get it replaced and to have the recalibration done. After that, it was perfect, no issues for the several years since. The...

This TSB is for the CX-50, but maybe worth a try: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2023/MC-10233563-0001.pdf

That's a sign that the battery is aging. You should replace it sooner rather than later as a bad battery causes all sorts of weird problems with the cars and can leave you stranded.

I guess I'm just chopped liver. :(

The switch panel should just pop out...

My dealer does that as part of an oil change/inspection. They send out a video of the inspection steps which I love! Below is a screenshot of the brake check with the 4 & 5mm thickness gauges (note that the wheels are removed):

Taxes?

Of course you do. But is it better 'enough' to pay for the increased cost per gallon?

Ahh, well, I was partly right. Bluetooth is NOT used for audio, but it IS used in the Android Auto setup, even if using wired connection (apparently). Seems bizarre, but that's what this says...