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Sounds like warped rotors

I was told when I bought my winter wheel tire package that the universal wheels will do that. They recommended I go with the 16 inches which are Oems that will fit properly. Happy to say no issues whatsoever.

Ive had that smell on all the mazda's that I've owned. Usually about 2 to 3 days.

Yes nav traffic is for lifetime.

If it vibrates when you brake, you may have a warped brake rotor. I had that issue with my previous car (mazda 5).

(rlaugh)

Same thing happened with mine a week ago when we had a bit of a heat wave. It never went off during the winter and I never messed with the tire pressure at any time. I let the tires cool down, checked the pressures, reset the tpms, and been driving for a week now with no problems.

That's definitely not a correct install. They have to cut a notch there.

I just tried mine. Haven't driven itall day today so it is cold. No vibrations. Stopped smoothly.

I did a twin size mattress and that was driving back with my chest almost touching the steering wheel with the seat all the way fwd. Good thing I live close by.

If it's too hot in the cabin I usually just set it to the coldest temperature until I feel comfortable then I'll set the desired temperature.

9300 miles so far and none of those issues apply to me. (cabpatch)

What car did you trade it in for?

It's not for me. I prefer the black.

You may not have a door ajar lndicator on the lcd but you should have a small door ajar indicator under the speedo.

You have to update your tomtom firmware which fixes this problem.

Maybe this is an issue that the dealer should look at. I never experienced any problems with this.

Compared to other recent mazda's that ive owned, the cx5 is the best.

I believe only the European spec only has that display. The Canadian and US spec doesn't.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vHNHesoIGM Not quite a review but interesting to watch in what goes into testing the cx5.