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They are illuminated when the parking or driving lights are on. Check the service manual to see instructions on how to access the connector for the light. It may be disconnected.

Why are shoppers surprised the system is outdated and troubled AFTER purchase? One can tell within seconds of operating it. Hence the reason Mazda has completely ditched the system and won't be selling 2016 CX-5's and Mazda6's with the old unit starting Q2 2015.

Sure, but you'll have to rewire. Just leave your parking lights on, which activates the DRL's as well.

FYI, TomTom only provides the hardware and software for the navigation portion of the system...

My girlfriend has a Touring with 3400 miles. We'll trade the 17"s with your 19"s :)

I'm willing to lose the vehicle settings, but not the steering wheel controls. If they can integrate factory controls, only then will the unit be considered.

Considering the cost of the Tech package, it really wasn't just for the Nav... If they charged nearly as much as other companies for just the nav, then I would be very upset.

"nonsense"... Most manufacturers spec the 245/50/19's to require a bare minimum of 7.5" wheel width. Have you driven anything that have tires running on minimum wheel width? There is nothing "sportive" about tire sidewall roll. 225 on our factory width already have enough sidewall flex and tuck.

the MazdaConnect infotainment will be available in the 2016 CX-5, which comes out in a few months. They're entirely different components inside and out.

How do the Raijin's look on the CX-5? Pics? I have RPF-1's 18x9.5 +45 with 275's as track set up on my RX-8 and I would love to get a set of Enkeis for the CX-5 as well.

You better consider changing the wheel width if you are slapping on wider tires...

The red might look good for something "slammed" and "stanced". It definitely doesn't look bad and the AG wheel design looks good.

Wow, those are horrid.

Really has nothing to do with the Mirage... Certainly glad too since it's a POS.

Agreed, tire pressure does have a noticeable effect on gas mileage. However, for my Grand Touring 2.0 with the 19" wheels I choose to run 2 psi below recommended 36psi due to the jarring roads of NYC. Girlfriend's Touring 2.5 with the 17" wheels ride well enough at recommended 36psi. Ride...

I frequently hypermileage my 2013 AWD 2.0 and my girlfriend's 2015 AWD 2.5. Anything between 40-55 MPH with no head winds and upward slope will net 38+ MPG on the 2.5 and 40+ MPG on the 2.0. Realistically, 55 MPH is the bare minimum for highways. Also, cruise control won't be as efficient for...

BT= Bluetooth I switched from an old HTC Amaze 4G to a new powerhouse, a Samsung Galaxy S5. BT output is now greatly improve, especially with Spotify premium

OP is clearly a troll. No TPMS on the CX-5... 27,000 hard city miles. No garage. 2013 AWD GT with Tech. No problems other than a slightly shaky mirror which will be taken care of by known TSB.

No need for repost...

The wheels need to be re-balanced (via road force), or there is a bend in one or more wheels.