Cannot.
Btw, what is AF?

Well known issues in the local FB groups too.
Some early adopters already complaint on the paint chip issues for the SRC

Quickly go for PPF to minimise the risk of paint chip.

Not that obvious as SRC, as I've been driving my DCB since Feb this year.
Although I noticed some few paint chips here and there, my daily work commuting is almost 90 km to and fro, using DUKE and NKVE on highway speed, so paint chip is definitely non avoidable.

But I do agree that the paint layer is quite thin compared to my previous CBU 2011 KIA Sportage or my FIL's CKD 2014 Honda CR-V.

I did Sensa Coating for my CX-5 which only cost me less than RM800.
I doubt more expensive coating costing a few times more will prevent any paint chip.

Don't despair.
At least you guys don't have to pay the 6% GST, unlike some of us early adopters

It is a good car, with better driving dynamic over the similarly-priced SUVs.

Yup,
You can disable the Walk Away Lock and also change the Auto Relock Time from 30s, 60s or 90s

If you want practicality, with large boot space, rear seats space and intent to carry 4-5 adults, get the CR-V.
But if you after driving dynamic, hard to beat CX-5 with other similarly priced SUV.

No alarm from break-in or such.
If install 3rd-party alarm system will surely involved wire tapping and affect the warranty.

Pasang at your own risk.

The SC might close one eye at their discretion.
If they want to void the warranty, maybe only on the electronic as the stock wiring already been tampered

Not yet.
Only have the pedal lock.

Thinking of installing GPS tracker, as a friend of mine installed on his Hilux rental units for RM500 with RM15 monthly GSM subscription.
With real-time tracking, can remotely switch-off engine, alarm when travel outside the determined radius, etc.

I'm more worried of total lost rather than break-in

If in Kepong, maybe you can try Rainbow Car Accessories,

No 4,Jln Burung Tiong Tmn Bkt Maluri
52100 Kepong, Malaysia

Normal bro.
Mine when just collected from Bermaz was also above 300 kPa.
Standard practice for dealers to over inflate the tyres due to the reason your mentioned
I've kept mine to about 270 for the front and 260 for the rear, rather than 250 all around

No scientific reason, but I do notice that the front tyres tend to leak air at higher rate than the rear tyres, maybe due to the engine weight, so I just pump more air to the front.

Mine shows 2018 on the website, and on the geran also shown 2018.

Considering I collected mine in early Feb, I'm more worried if they sold me 2017 car rather than you guys which collected your CX-5s at much later date



This post has been edited by widget: Jun 27 2018, 11:20 AM


Attached thumbnail(s)

By right, under the tyre pressure sticker on the driver's door side also have the metal sheet with VIN ID, model no, trans type, paint ID, among others

Sidek Salleh charges about Rm150 to disable iStop feature, by plugging to the OBD2 port and flash it from his laptop.
So I reckon the charges will be around that.
If need to open the dashboard and activate the Android Auto using serial cable, etc, his charges is abt Rm400

Wait until the SA calls you and ask you to prepare the downpayment.
RON 95 is good enough, but some swears to RON97. Depends how deep is your pocket

Nowadays, Bermaz gives free carbon deposit cleaner when you do the servicing with Bermaz.
Not sure of dealers SC though
When I registered my car for 10k servicing at the receptionist, the service agent wanted to give me the deposit cleaner until I told him mine is 2.2D

Lol!
Sometimes members ask simple question, and his answers can really makes one vomit blood.
He also tend to look down of other shops and claiming their products are cap ayam Taobao quality only.