What accessories are worth getting for the CX5?
#1
What accessories are worth getting for the CX5?
I know the answers depend on your area and lifestyle. But in general, what are the accessories worth getting?
I just bought the CX5 Touring and my first accessory bought was the cargo cover. I got it directly from the parts department. List price was $199 but I used a competitor 20% discount coupon to knock it down to $160, plus tax.
What did you get that you like and why? Please share. Thanks.
I just bought the CX5 Touring and my first accessory bought was the cargo cover. I got it directly from the parts department. List price was $199 but I used a competitor 20% discount coupon to knock it down to $160, plus tax.
What did you get that you like and why? Please share. Thanks.
#5
I personally removed the wheel locks. They are often more trouble then they are worth. I got the cargo mat and cargo shade which I think are great. The Japan issue rear head supports don't block the rear view mirror (rarely have passengers back there). I also got rubber mats and installed the Mazda 3 switches for the HVAC controls.
#6
I bought one of these:Cargo Liner, Soft #0000-8K-R05
2014 Mazda CX-5 Cargo Liner, Soft #0000-8K-R05
I love it. It really protects the cargo area, has a flap to protect the bumper when loading. Easy to use.
2014 Mazda CX-5 Cargo Liner, Soft #0000-8K-R05
I love it. It really protects the cargo area, has a flap to protect the bumper when loading. Easy to use.
#7
I wonder how it connects to the back of the seats to keep it secured? Velco strips or snaps?
#9
It sure looks good. The flap is what I'm most interested in. The CX5's bumper is pretty high compare to my ex-minivan. So loading heavier stuff could scratch the paint of the bumper if I am not careful.
I wonder how it connects to the back of the seats to keep it secured? Velco strips or snaps?
I wonder how it connects to the back of the seats to keep it secured? Velco strips or snaps?
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