Mazda 6

**Archerfish** · September 9th, 2019 01:40 PM

Originally Posted by JohnM

Take care of that ASAP. I neglected this on my previous car and it ate through the negative terminal. For a best-selling sedan with parts supposedly available at every sari-sari store I had a hard time looking for a replacement.

Thank you for your reminder! I have forgotten to buy a petroleum jelly. I believe a washer (felt washer? sacrificial washer?) should be installed so that the terminal will not be eaten away.

**Archerfish** · September 13th, 2019 11:12 PM

*ecport
I found this and this might be helpful for you.

3rd Gen One Stop Shop | Mazda 6 Forums

It is also mentioned over there about the service manual and it is also mentioned "secretly".
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214 - Mazda6 Workshop Manual

**vinrem** · September 14th, 2019 04:26 PM

Daming Mazda 6 na taxi sa Macau hehehe

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**Archerfish** · September 15th, 2019 12:07 AM

Originally Posted by vinrem

Daming Mazda 6 na taxi sa Macau hehehe

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That can be a good source of "surplus" parts. [emoji3]

**vinrem** · September 15th, 2019 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by Archerfish

That can be a good source of "surplus" parts. [emoji3]

Hahaha that's true, majority of the taxis here are Toyota camry (maybe 70-80%) and Mazda 6, I'm just guessing.

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**ecport** · November 28th, 2019 03:10 PM

Anybody heard of Lexani tires? Are they any good? In the search to replace my tires (225/19/45) I got the following quotes:
Bridgestone Turanza T001 set of 4 PHP 57,480 or 14,370/each
Falken Azenis 510 11,900/each
Lexani 7,200/each

Never heard of Lexani, apparently made in Korea, sister company of Nexen. Relatively good reviews on the net but don't know of anybody who has tried this brand.
Most reviewers commented positively on Lexani's looks and low cost. Any inputs would be welcome. Thanks.

**travajante** · November 28th, 2019 03:27 PM

Originally Posted by ecport

Anybody heard of Lexani tires? Are they any good? In the search to replace my tires (225/19/45) I got the following quotes:
Bridgestone Turanza T001 set of 4 PHP 57,480 or 14,370/each
Falken Azenis 510 11,900/each
Lexani 7,200/each

Never heard of Lexani, apparently made in Korea, sister company of Nexen. Relatively good reviews on the net but don't know of anybody who has tried this brand.
Most reviewers commented positively on Lexani's looks and low cost. Any inputs would be welcome. Thanks.

Check Accelera PHI, sir....budget but proven. Their 19s should be around or a lil under the Lexani you found.

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**dct** · November 29th, 2019 01:34 AM

Originally Posted by ecport

Anybody heard of Lexani tires? Are they any good? In the search to replace my tires (225/19/45) I got the following quotes:
Bridgestone Turanza T001 set of 4 PHP 57,480 or 14,370/each
Falken Azenis 510 11,900/each
Lexani 7,200/each

Never heard of Lexani, apparently made in Korea, sister company of Nexen. Relatively good reviews on the net but don't know of anybody who has tried this brand.
Most reviewers commented positively on Lexani's looks and low cost. Any inputs would be welcome. Thanks.

Pangit nexen sa starex. Madalas oblong

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**istan** · November 30th, 2019 04:20 AM

Weak yang nexen. Had them on my 2 cars. Lasted 40k kms only when normal tires last 50k km++. Kalbo to the belts yun isang car, the other car, sidewall burst for no reason.

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**Egan101** · November 30th, 2019 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by travajante

Check Accelera PHI, sir....budget but proven. Their 19s should be around or a lil under the Lexani you found.

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Ok experience ko with Accelera Alpha on my Fiesta Ecoboost. It was better in terms of grip conpared to the stock Hankook Optimo tires. Yung friend ko gamit nya Accelera Phi on his Focus Ecoboost and heard no complaints from him.

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