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http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/25/mazda-cx-5-review-one-of-the-best-compact-crossovers-on-the-market.html

Agree, might as well replace with new if it's only $7 each, are the OEM spark plugs made by Denso p/n (4711) IXEH20TT ? they are $6.99 on Amazon the NGK don't look like the OEM's at all dealer wants $30 each for Mazda p/n PE01-18-110 ...

haha , pretty clever of the dealer, looks like straight out of Pixar's Cars cartoon movie

great color choice OldGinger, CONGRATS !!! I saw one in person on the local street and the 2017 red seemed like a deeper more reflective red than 2016

just thought I share, this worked for me, Pandora kept skipping and had lost connectivity issues ..... after turning off battery optimization, it worked flawlessly..... hopes this helps someone else with Pandora connectivity issues...

ah, all good points, I'm used to the old style coin types, those are bad as mazdadude points out, the wire type as shown in video seems to work better, no actually contact with the sensitive parts of the spark plug..... still think it's a good idea just to double checked they're gapped...

good video, just a suggestion, maybe check the spark plug gap before re-installing ? I believe it's .042 / .043 (not sure, maybe someone can confirm)

hmmmm...... interesting, I'm surprised Mazda went with an active cooling fan for the LED's , I would have thought they would have gone the heatsink passive convection cooling (no fan) route. Most of those tiny fans don't last more than 4 years before they fail or just stop running.

yeah, the clear type like what Dimcorner says are good, I never noticed the reflections either until I saw Mercedes ML's with the horrible reflections especially dark or black ML's, then I noticed them all on time on other cars, doesn't look good IMHO, I guess average joes or soccer moms...

saw one on a 2017 red one on the road the other day, IMHO, it doesn't offer much protection, and honestly it actually made the car look bad, the red color is absolutely beautiful, but the owner installed the bumper protector you are referring to and all I can see is the reflection of it up...

I use this with no problems for years on previous and current vehicles..... https://www.amazon.com/Zeiss-Lens-Care-Pack-Microfiber/dp/B00GPVQVCO/ref=sr_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1497442140&sr=8-3&keywords=eyeglass+cleaner

cover up the dents with Bumptek ? https://www.amazon.com/BumpTek-RP-46-Bumper-EUROPE-Protection/dp/B00TRSEJLW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1497395882&sr=8-2&keywords=bumptek there's also a heavy duty model...

wow, holy cow, 62,000 miles in one year ? you sure drive a lot, sucks that the headlights warranty is expired due do mileage and not time (3 years) seems unfair...

anyone tried these, any good ? https://www.carid.com/dawn/body-side-moldings.html?relationshipId=819614229&childId=3659301&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9_jJBRCXARIsAG2GTTvXMZ-HhHtXHN3uJaakyx9Y5DRNDwNWfQsVlxAwgORWgpzxUKEX0nMaAuhQEALw_wcB there's also color match with a hint of contrasting color or...

I have my favorites separated, I'm pretty sure this is possible, if I remember correctly, you go the ADD/EDIT favorites and go to each station you want to move up or down on your favorites list, a bit tedious but once it's set it's done, you can cycle thru in the exact order you want...

$465 ????? that's way too much check ebay, it's a lot cheaper there, $136 or $146 for a pair http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-2014-2015-Mazda-CX-5-Aurora-Wings-Smoke-LED-Rear-Brake-Tail-Lights-Pair-/401339138784?fits=Model%3ACX-5&hash=item5d71ad42e0:g:UhcAAOSwX9FZMGEd&vxp=mtr...

new release for those interested, $82.99/pair shipped...

what ever you do, like some have mentioned already, DO NOT MOUNT on the dash... see link https://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123854203-Mark-on-dash-from-cell-phone-suction-mount

+1, I've always used also in every car I've owned, I don't want to place unnecessary stress on the parking pawl and transmission, if you don't use it, you can actually feel the car rock a little before the pawl pin engages...

Good info, did you replace with the same exact p/n PE0114302B Made in Japan, I thought this p/n was getting phased out (limited quantity still available online until stock runs out) new replacement ones are Made in Indonesia or Mexico