2014 CX-5 Accessories for 2016 CX-9?

[needmovies]

We bought a 2014 CX-5 3 years ago, but we're currently looking into upgrading to the CX-9. I had a couple accessories I bought extra for the CX-5 and I was wondering which ones I can keep and use for my CX-5.

Off of the top of my head here are the extras we have:
- Wheel Locks (these I know I can transfer)
- Roof Rack
- Roof Rack Cross bars
- Rear Cargo Mat
- Rear Cargo Net
- SiriusXM Module and antenna (we had a Touring, which needed the additional Sattelite tuner)


Edit - just remembered, I also have these:
- All weather mats (probably won't fit)
- Auto Dim Rear View/Home Link (any thoughts on this?)


Thanks

 

[SeCX-9]

Wheel Locks.
Maybe Rear Cargo Net

 

[needmovies]

Wheel Locks.
Maybe Rear Cargo Net

thanks. I just remembered I also bought the auto dim rear view + homelink. Any ideas if that would work? I'm assuming all it needs is the power cable or somewhere to tap into, which the CX 9 would probably have.

 

[Turborascal]

Floor and cargo areas are completely different shapes, so mats definitely won't fit.
CX-9 is wider, so roof rack and cross bars probably won't work.
I'm using the cargo net from my former CX-5s in the CX-9; it will stretch to fit.

Depending upon the CX-9 trim you select Sirius/XM radio and the HomeLink mirror may already be installed.
If the model you choose doesn't have either option and assuming that you still have the original mirror; the uninstall/reinstall labor may be excessive.
I installed a HomeLink mirror on a Mazda that didn't have it, but the car DID have an auto-dim mirror for which power was provided.
Sirius/XM installation is a bit more involved and may require dash disassembly as well as adding the "puck" antenna somewhere and running the wire to the back of the infotainment unit.
The new CX-9s have a "shark fin" to conceal the satellite antenna ... IMO a better-looking solution.

Bottom line: the wheel locks and cargo net will definitely work.
The two electronic accessories may work if you're willing to perform the labor yourself or pay someone to do so as well as return the CX-5 to stock for trade/sale.

Good luck in your quest.
I'm very pleased with my CX-9 in comparison to both my former '13 and '14 CX-5s as well as my former '11 CX-9.

 

[needmovies]

Floor and cargo areas are completely different shapes, so mats definitely won't fit.
CX-9 is wider, so roof rack and cross bars probably won't work.
I'm using the cargo net from my former CX-5s in the CX-9; it will stretch to fit.

Depending upon the CX-9 trim you select Sirius/XM radio and the HomeLink mirror may already be installed.
If the model you choose doesn't have either option and assuming that you still have the original mirror; the uninstall/reinstall labor may be excessive.
I installed a HomeLink mirror on a Mazda that didn't have it, but the car DID have an auto-dim mirror for which power was provided.
Sirius/XM installation is a bit more involved and may require dash disassembly as well as adding the "puck" antenna somewhere and running the wire to the back of the infotainment unit.
The new CX-9s have a "shark fin" to conceal the satellite antenna ... IMO a better-looking solution.

Bottom line: the wheel locks and cargo net will definitely work.
The two electronic accessories may work if you're willing to perform the labor yourself or pay someone to do so as well as return the CX-5 to stock for trade/sale.

Good luck in your quest.
I'm very pleased with my CX-9 in comparison to both my former '13 and '14 CX-5s as well as my former '11 CX-9.

awesome thank you sir