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Cool :)

What does"ptu issue" mean ?

Three CX-5's, one Miata :)

For a CX-5 I prefer the soft cargo liner: https://www.mazdaswag.com/oem-parts/mazda-soft-cargo-liner-cx-5-2017-2019-00008kr06?origin=pla&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsorF7bLw4QIVj8pkCh2YLwJwEAQYASABEgJ-HPD_BwE I have the hard rubber cargo tray as well, but it's a little heavy.

It's not "fine". When the driver of a car cannot be seen he/she is endangering other cars as well as pedestrians. Tinting front windows is a safety hazard. I understand that there are plenty of foolish idiots on the roads who tint their front windows because they like their privacy, or they want...

I've had a 2016 CX-5 Red Soul and a 2019 CX-5 Red Soul. No problem at all with "thin paint" and, or, "chipping". It's a sensational color, buy it ;)

Again, IT IS THE PEDSTRIANS AND OTHER DRIVERS WHO (for their safety) NEED TO BE ABLE TO SEE INSIDE YOUR CAR. For example, is a mom pushing a baby stroller going feel safe entering a crosswalk if some fool idling there has his front window tinted ? No. She has no idea if the driver of the car...

It's not you who is endangered by your tinted front windows; it's the pedestrians and other vehicles. If they can't see where you (the driver) is looking, they become at risk.

Free trial period ?

BF Goodrich Advantage T/A Sport tire https://tirereviewsandmore.com/bfgoodrich-advantage-ta-sport-lt-reviews/

On my 2016 CX-5 I had Toyo's, Geolanders, and BF Goodrich. The BF Goodrich were my favorite for city driving handling characteristics as well as freeway cruising:) No matter which the tire model-brand I replace at about 30K miles (even if the tires still have lots of remaining wear life).

I would keep the Toyo's until 25K to 30K miles, and at that time I would install BF Goodrich.

The Griot's Polywax is an excellent choice, it is remarkably good stuff. A few other helpful Griot's products are the company's telescoping rod with microfiber wash pad attachment (excellent for washing the roof, wheels, really can do the entire vehicle). Two or three times a year the Griot's...

BF Goodrich !

I've never heard of any consumer receiving a new car in exchange for a used car.

Your insurance company might pay for the windshield repair. Mine had a Safeliight Glass tech visit and "fill the ding in the glass" (so it would not spread), and for 3 years now the ding/crack never spread.

If I were you I would stay out of it and let your wife talk to the dealership employees. We currently have both a 2016 and 2019 CX-5 and have never noticed any difference regarding brakes.

Mazda OEM offers heavy duty hard rubber cargo mat. Mazda OEM also has a soft cargo liner. I own both and much prefer the soft cargo liner, which covers the rear of the back seats as well as flip down piece to protect the exterior metal when loading and unloading cargo. Also, the Covercraft brand...

Agreed!

Smart decision :)