Mazda CX-5 Forums
Technical Section => Wheels & Tyres => Topic started by: giskard on June 10, 2019, 02:29:44 pm
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I'll hopefully be the owner of a 2018 CX-5 Sport Nav+ in the coming weeks but had a question about the lack of an included spare wheel.
Can a space saver wheel be fitted under the boot mat? I appears one can't be because of the Bose subwoofer that sits under the mat where the spare wheel would go, but can anyone confirm or clarify?
Thanks in advance.
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Spare wheel kit was an option up to 2017 models. That had a space-saver, I believe you can fit a full size spare, but it raises the floor about an inch. As you say 2018 onwards have the sub-woofer on certain specs, don't know the implication of removing that, unfortunately.
I'm on my third CX since 2012 and have never needed a spare or to use the emergency inflation kit. Don't forget that Mazda assist covers roadside assistance anyway,
Alan
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I believe that a skinny spare can be fitted in the boot, the subwoofer has to be removed and then replaced back on top of the spare
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I did a post last year that answers your query. Search 'spare wheel'.
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I did a post last year that answers your query. Search 'spare wheel'.
You mean this one (http://mazdacx5forums.co.uk/index.php?topic=940.msg6056#msg6056)?
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Yes. The sub goes back into the wheel centre but needs a longer retaining bolt which is part of the kit.
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I got mine from “the wheel shop” £149.00 including jack etc, and you can get as a separate item the retaining bolt which was I think about £12.00, I just extended the existing bolt with a threaded rod and joint from screwfix.