Mazda parts reviews

pretty cheap and works well even when on the dirt washboards. Have them on my 99’ Mazda B4000

I got Michelin Pilot Sport AS4. The responsiveness and grip I got compared to stock is insane, especially if they got a bit less pressure than asked by Mazda.

I'm very happy with the Contis!

I've had the Contis on my Hatch for two years now and they're worth every penny.

Any 0w-20 from a reputable brand will work. I use Liqui Moly, 0 issues.

I went with General Altimax RT-43's (H speed versions). Are they as good as the Michelins they replaced feeling wise? No. But they were affordable, have been lasting quite nicely in terms of tread life, and have been working out just fine for my uses.

I’ve been using K&N air and oil filters in mine for ten years. I run nothing else and will always run K&N. I’m happy with mine. Oil filter number HP1008. I would recommend. The one inch nut on top is often very helpful getting the filter out. I also run K&N oil and air filters in every vehicle I’ve ever owned. There is a noticeable difference in throttle response for the air filter, but I’ve never seen a difference good or bad in the oil filters.

oem brake pads are ceramic (low noise, low dust, minimal rotor wear, less bite)

brake screech that's omni present

My 2020 Mazda cx30 has a bad alternator at 47,000 miles. Bought this car about a month and a half ago. Wondering if this is a typical thing for Mazdas alternators to go out fast.