2017~2024 Storage solutions for CX-5 doors?
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- 2016.5 CX-5 GT AWD titanium/black 2016 Miata Club ST MT white
The problem, for me, with storing stuff in the door bins, is that the stuff vibrates a lot with the bass notes. I like my music fairly loud most of the time and that vibration gets old very quickly.
7eregrine
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Someone was just complaining on a Volvo sub I hang out about the same thing in the SUV's. A few people agreed with him. And here I am thinking, much like you: what are you people storing in your cars?!?! I have the sedan and more then enough 'storage'.
The front door storage compartments holds a small compact umbrella (passenger side) and in the driver side I have a small micro fibre towel and a foam beer koozie to hold a few pens and tire gauge. All are located for quick access. The towel to handle coffee spills, the foam koozie hold pens without hearing any rattling noise, and an umbrella for those heavy rain down pours.
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Just_Steve
2024 CX-5 Premium Deep Crystal Blue Mica. New York
I prefer to store a full size auto but have been reduced to a sub compact.
In my last car I was able to store a notebook and small things like tire pressure gauge in one side and the other was some gloves and small ice scraper. In this vehicle it feels like anything I put in there will fall out as I turn. So have been hoping to find something like netting/see what others have done to make it more useful.
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Has anything actually fallen out? Or are you just assuming that it might? You may be looking for a solution to a problem that may not exist.
In any case, I'm sure the gloves and ice scraper would fit in the glove compartment. Notebook too if it is small enough. But if you really need netting of some kind, they do sell cargo nets on sites like AliExpress or even Amazon. A combination of those cargo nets and some 3M Command velcro strips to stick to the door should do the trick.
In any case, I'm sure the gloves and ice scraper would fit in the glove compartment. Notebook too if it is small enough. But if you really need netting of some kind, they do sell cargo nets on sites like AliExpress or even Amazon. A combination of those cargo nets and some 3M Command velcro strips to stick to the door should do the trick.
I haven't tried too much yet, have just been assuming it would fall out since the walls aren't very high.
That's what I was thinking of, using the netting and some velcro or some kind of hood to hold it on. I wanted to see before I took that step if others had found a product for it that would look better or had a more creative solution
7eregrine
The man, the myth, the legend
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You fit all that in the nets?
Y'all know there's a trunk in the back, right?
(Just teasing) I don't keep much in my cars. I have a credit card sized flashlight in mine, haven't used it ever. A blanket in the winter in the back. Never used it. LOL. Phone cables in the center console. My darts and umbrella in the glove box. Grocery bags stay in the garage.
Y'all know there's a trunk in the back, right?
(Just teasing) I don't keep much in my cars. I have a credit card sized flashlight in mine, haven't used it ever. A blanket in the winter in the back. Never used it. LOL. Phone cables in the center console. My darts and umbrella in the glove box. Grocery bags stay in the garage.