Eh. Took 3 minutes, and I already had the can of paint in my garage.If it had been a $40-$50 part, I probably would have done that. But for $6 it wasn't worth my time to bother doing anything to the old part. That's less than the cost of a can of good spray paint.
I wish those were at a decent price like that for the first gen. I'd be all over it.Installed High Flying hood struts ($29 on Amazon). Went to the car wash and made the CX-5 nice and perty again.
where did you source them? Are you in the US?Canadian spec all weather Mazda floor mats, as many have suggested. They’re great— probably wouldn’t have known they even existed if not for this forum.
I thought they were kinda slick at first with my shoes sliding around, but I guess that was just initially. Highly recommend. I just wish I had ordered mine sooner before all the snow this year.
I live in Maryland and I bought them here:where did you source them? Are you in the US?
Yeah I google searched "canadian all weather mats" and that site came up. So the "All Weather Floor Mats" are just flat rubber mats. The "Premium Floor Liners" are the ones molded to the floor pan, and definitely look better than the POS WeatherTech liners I currently have.I live in Maryland and I bought them here:
https://mazdashop.ca/products/premium-floor-liners-1st-row-mazda-cx-5-2017-2018-2019-2020-2021
The link says “1st row” but I bought the full set. Pricey compared to all weather mats I’ve purchased in the past, but they seem worth it so far.
Transit time was 16 days including weekends.
where did you source them? Are you in the US?
I checked out some weathertechs in another car and they looked ok. The thing that I didn’t like was that my shoes didn’t grip to them, or rather, they felt slightly (slightly) slick.Yeah I google searched "canadian all weather mats" and that site came up. So the "All Weather Floor Mats" are just flat rubber mats. The "Premium Floor Liners" are the ones molded to the floor pan, and definitely look better than the POS WeatherTech liners I currently have.
where did you source them? Are you in the US?
Yeah, it's Scarborough Mazda in Canada https://mazdashop.ca/collections/20...loor-liners-1st-row-mazda-cx-5-2017-2018-2019 . You can get them on Amazon and ebay as well, but they are actually a little cheaper ordering direct from the Scarborough dealership, right now $141 for front and $99 for rear vs $150 and $110 on Amazon/Ebay. All 3 have free shipping.
Intercooler fits just fine. The piping kit however I’m having trouble with. I’ve reached out to CS and am working with them to try and figure out if I’m doing something wrong@TimPro
What is the update on the Corksport Intercooler? Looks like it uses every bit of extra space behind the bumper!
No pix, but I finally washed her. The day was near 70! I realize i have to clay bar and wax or something. What is the solution these days. Nu Finish or something like that I do not want to do ceramic sealer, my son did that and I am not impressed after 8 months.
For some reason I always thought there’s an intercooler from factory on SkyActiv-G 2.5T?Intercooler fits just fine. The piping kit however I’m having trouble with. I’ve reached out to CS and am working with them to try and figure out if I’m doing something wrong
You can also buy the “generic” (still cx-5 specific!) mats on Amazon as well:Yeah I google searched "canadian all weather mats" and that site came up. So the "All Weather Floor Mats" are just flat rubber mats. The "Premium Floor Liners" are the ones molded to the floor pan, and definitely look better than the POS WeatherTech liners I currently have.
For some reason I always thought there’s an intercooler from factory on SkyActiv-G 2.5T?![]()
No, there’re not “identical”. Both may come from the same manufacture, but the design pattern and even the material (if you look at them close-up) look different.⋯ The Mazda Canada OEM mats and 3D MAXpider mats are identical, made by same manufacturer. The only difference is the “Mazda” vs “3D” logo.