That is single-handedly the funniest yet saddest attempt at a rebuttal I've seen on the internet for a long time.

For that line alone I will remember you forever

 

Let's take it down a notch, most of on here are looking for a friendly civil discussion on the Mazda CX5's we own .

 

Thanks.... yes I like the hour glass theory of existence....
And if you understood why I used it then ... thumbs up!

You may have noticed I am an A personality and also don't like to much being controlled. So while your comment is genuine it does not work with me! And I often time run to the forums guidelines to refresh myself with the posting requierments.to make sure I stay withing the limits. Unlike a few other members that we accept getting away with things like "name-calling" as long as it is not to offensive! Good thing we have a good moderator and Administrator.
I might as long as I brought it up, this Mazda forum is viewed by more quest daily then all the other Mazda related forums. Much of the posted information here is often used on those other forums by their members. naturally they are reworded. . I keep tabs on things like that.


There is a big difference between bad information and theories and trying to keep reasonable thoughts for DIY . In this case a few of us see the unreasonable !

The bottom line is the OPs in both these similar threads have not given enough information regarding the evaluation from the Mazda Dealership pertaining to their concerns! And it never helps anyone when DIY use their armchair experience to post information that is not reasonable, supportive or even based on facts. And neither have supplied information with a few of the things I have asked for? What does that say in itself? IMHO a butt hurt owner that thinks Mazda has ripped them off! lol



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Not sure why you feel the need to insult other posters.
You have supplied zero information in your thread about your issues other than opinion of them.
We have no idea of when/where the vehicles you speak of were made or the tires.
We have seen no physical evidence of irregularities, just your hearsay of such.
My opinion is that the items you talked about (tires, pads, rotors) "could" all require replacement at the same time.
I have seen that happen on some of my vehicles, but it was never caused by "defective" items.

 

Just my 2 cents, but I’ve read that lane departure feedback uses the brakes, and contributes to earlier wear. I firmly believe this to be true. I don’t like the feature so I keep it disabled. I also do not ride the brakes. I can attest to driving styles being a big contributor. I commute over a mountain range daily and I am amazed at how many people rode their brakes down hill. I don’t touch mine, and will drop a gear or two if I need to slow down.

 

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