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Added some colour to the grille surround- wanted to keep the chrome on white:

Loaded the bikes and towed to the local track- CX5 performed beautifully :

My "Username". No need to say anymore:

Yep spot on I would think- 1500lbs = 680kg's

The Ski is 400kg,plus 70litre's fuel in the Ski(if I fill it before we leave). I suppose with everything packed in the car plus the Ski,it would come close to 500kg.

This what I tow on the weekends- Fishing Ski/bikes/normal weekend luggage packed in the back. The CX5 drives comfortable with the load, I do notice that it alters the rear vehicle height,so I'd think your CX5 would be the same with a horse trailer on the back. Fuel consumption goes up to 13.5L...

Usually got the esky in the back with some cold beers- need it for medicanimal reason's....honest!

Agree with Mike. It a good looking vehicle,and also I couldn't use my Zooming number plates on anything else!

Not sure about over there- Over here the CX5 here will automatically turn off the Accessories after a set time( I think it's 10 min's). It turns radio,dash lights/interior lights off.This is when the engine is off and stationary,and in Accessory Mode. Maybe try it next time your sitting in the...

Yes they are wider than OEM 19" CX5 wheels,and the offset is 45 compared to 50 on the CX5.

After reading heaps on here about upgrading the wheels on the CX5,I finally decided to change the OEM 17inch wheels to OEM Mazda6 2014 19 inch wheels. There were a few reason's. I wanted 19's,but I didn't want the wheels to be too "showy", I liked the look/style/different silver colour of the...

It's good- The 2.5 tows it well on the Freeways,on some of the longer hill sections,I manually change it down to 5th so the engine is not lugging up the hills.

Getting ready for summer in Australia: Packed the CX5 and ready to head off for a couple of weeks.

Taken a pic of the Australian Type for you- nothing bolted to the front bumper. Number plate bolted directly to bumper:

Just need to know what you mean by the "Holder"? Over here the number plate is screwed directly onto the front bumper. Do you mean the plastic dress-up frame that Dealerships put around the numberplate?

I just open a packet of popcorn-waiting for the reply(burp)

Yes I agree about the Mazda 3 looking very similar. These are my last two Mazda's and you can see a likeness.

Yes-That's the same here in Australia. Mazda recommends 91 octane for the 2.5,so it must be the difference in the ECU.

They are the same type that I ordered and fitted. They look and fit like Genuine Mazda mudflaps at 1/4 of the price. Here's a pic:

I've only got a picture of them fitted on the CX5. But I can tell you that you don't need to drill any extra holes,you use all the existing three holes.