Mazda parts reviews

Nokian's with full face studs and two bags of sand in the trunk worked well for me.

I’m running Pirelli Cinturato P7 winter tires. This is the best snow driving car I’ve ever owned; must have to do with the small mass of the car.

I have Dunlop Winter Response tires and NA grips in snow like crazy. Had cheaper ones some time ago and difference is stunning.

I prefer synthetic myself in my CX50 Turbo, but Mazda engines aren't very picky overall.

I’d high recommend doing an oil change with 10w30, putting on a factory oil filter (they’re about $10 at the dealer and come with a crush washer), and seeing how it behaves then. I recommend factory filters because for some very odd reason, I had less (or no) lifter tick when I used factory filters vs. aftermarket.

I put Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus on my ND1 and they are great for sporty daily driving

I like the performance of mine so far, but be careful and get them from a real shop. I had mine put on by Costco and they completely messed up the balancing twice in a row. Finally got it "fixed" but it still rides noticeably rougher than the OEM Bridgestone's my CX-30 came with originally.

2024 prem plus with 50k miles and no major issues. At 6k miles the battery was defective and then at 11k miles and then again at 36k miles my front brakes were shot.

Given that they're charging $95 for a cabin air filter, it's highly likely that they're overpriced.

I had the starter motor replaced at a discount of around 75% after experiencing similar problems with my 2020 Mazda 6. It wasn't a battery problem, since I had replaced the battery just a few weeks earlier. I guess those starters are faulty.