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2118 messages, Last post on Nov 25, 2009 at 9:10 PM
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Replying to: austinman7 (Dec 16, 2008 1:27 pm) I'm the ISM of my store, so, all I deal with is Internet traffic, which has still been pretty heavy. It's the showroom traffic that has really slimmed out. |
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Replying to: aviboy97 (Dec 17, 2008 6:30 am) Actually, the dealer's wording was the offer was from Mazda. If I give you the dealer's web address, maybe you can correct them.
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Replying to: musicman5 (Dec 17, 2008 7:25 am) It could be a mistake from the company that powers their web site. I know the company that maintains ours has goofed from time to time. |
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Hi, this message is for aviboy97. Would you be able to provide any insight into when the next delivery of Mazda6's might take place? There's 69 vehicles accross 3 dealers in my area but I'm interested in a 6s Touring of which there are only 9. I'm also considering the 2010 Mazda3 which I understand may be arriving in Feb? Also, any insight into whether Mazda will continue the S-Plan pricing should Ford drop out of the picture? Thx.
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My 2009 Mazda6 s GT saw the first snow and the car wouldn't climb up my driveway (I have a short but steep driveway). I thought I could get away at least this winter with the new tires and all but clearly I need snow tires - what we got today is just 2 inches of snow! Thinking of either going with the original size tires (18") or smaller tires+wheel package (16"). If I go with the smaller wheel+tire package do I need to buy TPMS sensors or can I just use the original ones that I have?
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Replying to: sedmund (Dec 17, 2008 10:20 pm) If you go with TPMS, I'm not sure if they're interchangeable between certain types of wheels, and it may cost extra to swap them twice per year. Even if you get a different set for your winter wheels, prepare to pay extra to calibrate the sensors to the car twice per year as well.
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Replying to: sedmund (Dec 17, 2008 10:20 pm) ...or a snow shovel and some salt 
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Replying to: jeffyscott (Dec 18, 2008 8:53 am)
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Replying to: rik4 (Dec 18, 2008 3:16 pm)
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Replying to: qddave (Dec 18, 2008 4:22 pm) I disagree with you....they are not junk. I don't disagree that snow or winter tires will give you better traction in snow, etc but I've found all season tires to be adequate in the Midwest area and that includes rear wheel drive only pickups. The hassle, expense and handling on dry roads(90% of the time in winter in the midwest) of snow tires are just not worth it in my opinion. If someone lives way out in the country and is constantly driving on unplowed or seldom plowed roads I can understand the need. Otherwise they are more trouble than they are worth. And yes I've lived in the Midwest my entire life including 20 years in Michigan and have never been in a ditch or became stuck in snow. I do tend to avoid driving unless absolutely necessary when the weather is really bad though. |
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