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Yeh it’s sold out, but you can always contact them and see if the OEM cargo tray will be available soon?

The latest discussion: Getting close for new tires

There’re too many good tires to choose and everybody has opinions. I personally won’t get Michelin’s as I believe they’re overpriced and had some bad experience of mine in the past. What is a good three season tire? Need tires for 2016 CX-5 Sport, Michelin - Defender2, any good? Pirelli...

Can’t blame the previous owner putting on the WalMart tires when he / she decided to get rid of his CX-5. Name brand good tires are very expensive nowadays, nobody would spend over a thousand on tires before he / she sells or trades in the car.

I believe your Vercelli Strada tires could be the reason causing the vibration on certain road surface. Next time try a different or more expensive name brand tires that could resolve this issue. I wouldn’t worry too much about this. After all your 2020 CX-5 with 56,857 miles isn’t a brand...

If the Mazda part numbers are different, the exhaust manifold between auto and manual has to be different and isn’t interchangeable. Yeh the CX-5 manual is rare, hence the used parts are harder to find. Why do you need a new long and heavy exhaust manifold though?

Mileage of the car and what kind of tires do you have? What is the tread depth of the tires? Sometimes road force balance on tires may be needed depending on what kind of tires do you have.

As opposed to any other car manufactures, Mazda likes to give a range of torque specs instead a clear and simple one value. Here is the rear brake torque specs on 2017+ CX-5’s and your CX-9’s should be similar.

And don’t grip / touch the glass part of HID bulb with your fingers directly when you replace the bulbs.

The website says Mazda 3 2018-14 and Mazda CX-5 2016-13 use the same rear shock mount? It even lists equivalent Mazda’s OEM part number which is impossible as Mazda doesn’t sell this part separately for gen-1 CX-5. Pull the Mazda part number KA0G28910B listed for rear shock mount at the...

But these rear shock mounts are for Mazda3, they aren’t compatible with our CX-5. The problem for CX-5 rear shock mounts is they aren’t available separately on gen-1 CX-5 from Mazda OEM. And they’re hard to find from aftermarket. They don’t come with aftermarket rear shocks either.

Have to make a correction here that Mazda didn’t use “coolant control valve” on its SkyActiv-G 2.5L / 2.0L NA until 2018 MY when they introduced the cylinder deactivation to the 2.5L NA. The 2.5T based on the 2.5L NA was introduced in 2016 MY for CX-9 which keeps using traditional mechanical...

I’d alway go for the lower mileage one, unless the color is the one I really hate. So #4 for me. All 3 have CPO warranty, and #4 doesn’t? CPO is nice, and you could pay a little more to get a CPO warranty if the seller is a Mazda dealer. Also #4 is the only one with good exhaust valve stem...

Can you find the top mount alone on your Mazda3, or you have to get the entire shock?

Not surprised, rust has always been a problem for Mazda vehicles: Undercarriage Rust Would you be concerned about this amount of rust? Just joined the club and question on rust Rustproofing & Undercoating...is it necessary? The comparison pictures between @Fish1’s CX-5 and his much older...

Well at the time the “thermostat” is on the list covered by powertrain warranty, but the Mazda dealer and MNAO claimed the “coolant control valve” (with an integrated thermostat inside) isn’t the “thermostat”, hence isn’t covered under powertrain warranty.

To be fair, many car manufactures will fail on customer satisfactory category from time to time, with different reasons. I used to buy VW only until they refused to fix the severe oil consumption problem (1 quart oil per 800 ~ 1,000 miles) on my 2001.5 Passat GLX 2.8L V6 5-speed under new car...