Recent content by agog

Any suggestions from autozone or O'Reilly?

Amazing and helpful pic above. I also face the same issue and found this TSB: TSB NUMBER: 07-002/19 https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2019/MC-10169539-0001.pdf which provides instructions to dry first and apply air cooling coil coating (not available to buy online). I plan to use some other...

I got my replacement part from an online store. Though the online site and order lists it as PE03-15-980C, what I received was PE02-15-980 but with the correct serial number: F569897.13 It is INA brand and made in Slovakia. Also, as many of us faced this issue around 29K miles, I suspect that...

Use method mentioned in http://www.mcx5.org/drive_belt_removal_installation-1230.html to check the workings of it. Also, on tire pressure, I agree with others here and mentioned so many times that car manufacturer mentioned value is correct, not the tires max limit.

For me, it is 29.5k miles

that's how leak is looking. I'll check the other thread mentioned above.

Is that comprehensive 3yr warranty or 6 yrs power train one? For me, mazda USA rep confirmed that it is under 3yrs/36k warranty but not in 6yrs one. I plan to get it fixed with oem parts online ($105+taxes&shipping for the tensioner) and I'll also get belts replaced at the same time. Non dealer...

Got P7 plus for my 15'CX-5. Too new to say anything concrete but the steering feels lighter and tires seem to be a bit of quieter than my old OEM Toyos.

Replaced tp P7 plus yesterday with about 4/32nd left at 27700 miles. Too new to say anything concrete but the steering feels lighter and tires seem to be a bit of quieter than my old OEM Toyos.

Got P7 plus for my 15'CX-5. Too new to say anything concrete but the steering feels lighter and tires seem to be a bit of quieter than my old OEM Toyos.

https://www.mazdas247.com/forum/index.php?threads/2017-spare-tire-mod-for-u-s.123861462/post-6537859 has the measurement image from the thread on the spare mod.

I tried to ask my dealer to change the tires as well when I purchased mine but the request was denied and at that time I also planned to replace Toyo's earlier than needed w/ better ones.

+1 to murky@, full height tires fit fine, including the original 4 wheels/tires. It is the width which pushes the board up. A narrower tire on any 17/18" wheel would work. As mentioned in another thread and above: 17" wheel with T165/90R-17 fits perfectly and is almost the same size as other...

Thanks! Yes, price makes it a great deal (less than half of Michelin's). I was also leaning towards Continental or Michelin's before this :). Given that there is no glaring red flag, I'll mostly go with the P7's.