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Yeah. My CX5’s ride definitely felt more “squishy” with the snow tires. Upping the pressure a bit helped mitigate it somewhat.

I disagree that the note in the manual about bumping up psi in snow tires is to account for a drop in ambient temperature for winter. I believe they would state that if it was implied. I’d lean towards it has to do with the softer rubber compounds used in their design and how it affects drive...

I ran mine +4 PSI per the owners manual. I’ll have to check if they recommend the same for the CX70.

General Altimax is a good choice too. You can get them studded if need be. I used to have them in 17”s on my CX5 GT in the winter. Thing was a traction beast.

OEM Cargo Mat. It’s a 2 piece design that has easy folding to allow access to the under-floor storage compartments. Found it for 20% off with free shipping.

Husky XACT Contour Floor Mats. I’d give the driver side an A+ and the passenger side a B+ (one gap on the left/inside about half way up). Still waiting on the rear piece after a month.

Even at 30% off they were still pricey. LOL. But the fit and finish is second to none.

Yeah, I was leery of it being bright candy apple red. But it’s a nice sophisticated looking color despite the lighting seen for some online pictures.

I installed the color matched splash guards this weekend. Very easy to do, but I did have to lift the front end up a bit so that my drill could fit for the underneath holes. I bought them from MazdaSwag for about 30% off.

I had a 2005 Mazda6 for about ten years. Fantastic car. Just change the oil every 5,000 miles. Use a high quality oil that matches the recommended weight. And buy regular 87 octane gas. All you’ll do is waste money buying the more expensive grades.

My 2016 CX5 did this a lot. Dealer even replaced the shifter. Only way to truly eliminate it was this: Apply foot brake while in Drive or Reverse Shift into N Apply parking brake Release foot brake (to come to rest against parking brake) Reapply foot brake Shift into park. Turn car off. When...

^ color looks normal. Just take the excess out.

You’d have to post a picture of what you’re describing color wise.