Where can I find these for Mirage?



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if 15 inch.. i would like to get one.. really smart..

this is fom australian version

14" oni, I duwan chg to 15" hehe.

Already made an enquiry to Mitsubishi Malaysia.
Hope that they can bring this in.

And other accesories as well.

can you help me to get 15 inch rim same like yours color and their spoiler version from aussie?

Waiting for their reply bro, if not kena import sendiri ni, hehe.

if want to change to that rims, then it will affect ur average fuel consumption.

Waiting for their reply bro, if not kena import sendiri ni, hehe.

if want to change to that rims, then it will affect ur average fuel consumption.

Ya I understand that, thats why try to maintain 14"

  please share ur Aveareg fuel consump with me after you change, i also interest to change rims.

Sure bro, need to find the rims first.
If can't then I'll maintain with the stock rims.

where did you ask mitsubishi malaysia? at Service centre or website email?

Posted on April 3, 2013 at 10:25 am

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM has announced a ‘Field Fix Campaign’ for 1,869 units of Mitsubishi Mirage sold between November 6, 2012 and March 31, 2013 in order to undertake a preventive and safety measure to replace the Front Wheel Speed Sensor. This exercise is initiated at the request of Mitsubishi Motors Corporation Japan, the manufacturer of the car.

Although there have not been any incidents in Malaysia, this exercise is necessary as there have been some imperfections found on the Front Wheel Speed Sensor that could partially compromise braking performance.

“We sincerely apologise to our customers and regret the inconvenience caused by this predicament. It is our priority to put our customer’s safety first without compromising the quality of the product we offer,” said Tetsuya Oda, Chief Executive Officer of MMM, adding that notification letters have been sent to the respective owners and all related costs will be borne by the company.

MMM recommends that owners make an appointment at any authorized Mitsubishi Motors service centre nationwide for the work to be done which should take about one hour.

For more information, visit www.mitsubishi-motors.com.my or call 1-800-18-6611 (Mondays to Fridays, 9 am -5 pm) for assistance.

The recall has been reported by Autoworld.com.my and Paultan.org

1,869 units affected.

hmmm, if i purchase this month, the Front Wheel Speed Sensor should be replaced?

nonetheless, kudos to MMM for taking the proactive initiative.

already book the replacement in Chan Sow Lin service center, currently the speed sensor haven't arrive to there, need to wait 1-2 week. And already make appointment with them, there were 4 ppl in front me in the waiting list.