That’s very interesting and might be the spur I need to ditch the CX3 since it’s now the Deja Vu season. Snow or ice …lousy Mazda Toyo tyres rendering 4WD pointless and having to stay home. Simple solution, change your tyres to those recommended by others on this forum instead of whinging. By your ...

The adaptive headlights are easiest to see when driving slowly but cornering smaller radii, e.g small roundabouts.
I don't know if the way they work has changed since my model was released.

I think the running lights switch off when the handbrake is applied. I can see the reflection of mine in a vehicle in front when in a queue.

Lmao. It's nice to see someone own up to their own mistakes for once & give us all a laugh.
Good on you!

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Hi. No, I wouldn't say so. It'll depend on how you drive and the make of the tyres as a starter. The original tyres on my CX3 last to 55,000 miles. I changes to Falkens to reduce the road noise and those lasted another 30,000 miles. I've now got continentals on which seem to be wearing well. The pad...

countryman wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2025 8:17 am That’s very interesting and might be the spur I need to ditch the CX3 since it’s now the Deja Vu season. Snow or ice …lousy Mazda Toyo tyres rendering 4WD pointless and having to stay home.

Simple solution, change your tyres to those recommended by others on this forum instead of whinging.

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Mine has just gone past 100k miles. It got it' next service on Saturday - £ 434.77.
There is nothing out there that I would want to exchange it for. It's been 100% reliable.