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I no longer have the CX-9 an will be putting the Pioneer install up for sale. If any one is interested please PM me. Mods feel free to remove if this is not allowed.

Sorry I didn't get a chance to take pictures of the damaged wheels. Got them replaced last week without much hassle. Definitely worth a mention to he dealer if you notice this while still under warranty.

I don't have the Bose radio but it's the same harness. PAC RP4-MZ11. The harness comes with the RCA connectors for the Bose amp. I just didn't use them.

The DIN I have allows for the face to be removed. When you press eject on the radio the face tilts out towards you and then you unsnap it from the hinge.

Sorry for the late reply. Mode would be the info button.

Spoke to the dealer today and supposedly wheels are on back order. I just hope when this all said and done the other two wheels don't have the same issue in the future.

Someone else on the forum had this issue recently but got it warrantied. Aftermarket is available if you want to go that route. Having the same questions as you I looked into this a few months ago. There are some OE ones available on eBay. Here's the thread I mentioned...

Brought my car into the dealer so they could have a look at the wheels and they started a warranty claim without much question. They mentioned they have had quite a few of these issues reported so we will see how it plays out. Doesn't seem specific to the CX-9 though.

I just noticed mine are messed up. Seems more like the finish "flaked" off as opposed to fading. I wonder if this would be covered under warranty of considered wear and tear. I don't see any signs of curb damage or anything that would explain the damage.

When I had my 13 sport my biggest gripe was the infotainment and lack of convenience/safety features. I debated on getting the 16 but opted for a 15 GT. Mazda had a nice rebate at the time so I jumped on it. Swapped out the radio with an Android Auto compatible unit and no major complaints.

My mistake...I thought you meant the actual panel under the shifter. Pootie Tang is correct. You just need a flat head screwdriver to pry it up. I believe that is called the console mat which is right below the climate control.

Pull the two plastic panels off next to the radio and then you can lift the selector panel off.

With my 2015 AWD I average 17 mpg city and 20 highway.

The LIE is brutal, I don't blame you.

Something is not right if you're only getting 12 mpg. I average 15 mpg city driving and can get 18 mpg highway if I keep it under 80 m/h.

Like someone else mentioned you can fit a surprising amount of items under the trunk area. I have also done long road trips with 6 people and luggage with no problem (one seat in 3rd row down). Seven or eight people can definitely fit but not with lots of luggage obviously.

With Android Auto the apps aren't really mirrored. You get a trimmed down version of the apps you have on your phone. Regardless I agree Google Maps would be a better replacement. You get live traffic alerts pulled from Waze data.

Didn't notice that was posted already. As far as AC performance tinting definitely helps. I think we need a little more feedback to see if this is just personal preference or an actual problem.

Decent review with lots of comments. http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2016/06/driving-2016-mazda-cx-9-signature-expensive-good/

Nice review. I didn't realize the fuel info is all in the infotainment screen now which is cool. The trunk storage in the jack area looks a little smaller without the compartments on the previous model.