Hi all, I have a 2014 CX5 with 137,000 miles. It is in good condition and has had regular oil and filter changes during my ownership. I have a question about what kinds of maintenance I should have done to it at this milage point to help insure many more years of good service. I really like this car and hope not to have to replace it anytime soon. I am fully retired so it has a fairly easy life now. I would likely take it to a independent shop with a good reputation.

Thanks for any recommendations. (I did not get an owner's manual when I bought it used at 50000 miles)

Hank Pfister
Roanoke VA

 

If it is an automatic, most of us would advise a drop pan transmission fluid and filter change.
I would also change coolant and brake fluids and completely the braking system as well.
At that mileage suspension system wear could be coming into play.
I'm sure others will chime in.
There are many options online for the owner's manual.
MAZDA 2014 CX-5 OWNER'S MANUAL Pdf Download | ManualsLib

 

May assist
https://owners-manual.mazda.com/gen/.../07020101.html

 

I think I owe you all an update. Thanks for the help. I did take my CX5 to an independent shop and had them replace all the belts, the spark plugs, transmission oil and filter, and engine oil and filter, and the brake fluid. I cost under $1000. The car is a bit more peppy and getting a little better gas milage, about 27.5 mpg.

Again, thanks for the advise.

Hank Pfister
Roanoke VA