Mazda parts reviews

Hankook rs4 is a great seat time tire. If you want it to last for the most amount of autocross/track days and seat time that’s a good option.

Mobil 1 fully synthetic, multi-grade oils only.

On my 2021 Mazda6, I took a video of the low oil warning, then selected the maintenance interval screen to show it was 2500 miles from the next oil change.

Yes I had low coolant in my brand new CX-30 and had to top it off 2-3 times with the FL22 fluid (factory OEM). I think some air is left in the system that gets out over time. Since then no issue with the coolant level

I had my AC condenser replaced and looked at it in the parking lot and confirmed it was full of coolant, drove home, and it was low. I ordered and added some OEM coolant at home. It's been fine ever since

Speziell zum MPS: Hochdruckpumpen Laufgarnitur (HPFP internals) aufjedenfall tauschen und aufr\u00fcsten. Original ist die Pumpe sehr knapp dimensioniert. Kann selbst bei Seriensoftware ab einer gewissen Laufleistung zu Motorsch\u00e4den f\u00fchren.

I’ve two cars, a V6 sedan and a Mazda exactly like this. I depended mostly on my Mazda, which I’ve had for 3 years with an automatic transmission. I absolutely love it- it has never let me down. It always starts and goes, and I’ve even left it idling for hours many days with no issues. Apart from brake pads and regular oil changes, I haven’t had to do anything to it.

Yokohama ad08rs on my Miata. The other is very good for fast driving, but it doesn't last long and is very not good in the wet

The only time I had issues with my battery was the original one when it was on its death bed. But I remember needing to clean the posts a few times and it would start right up. Never was left with a check engine light but when it acted up it would do weird things here and there.

I’ve had my 3 for 4 years and I’m on my 3rd battery.