Mazda vehicles have a few known issues that tend to occur more often on certain models or engines. Experience with these problems helps our technicians quickly identify issues, recommend the right repairs before they become major problems, and provide cost-effective solutions.
Common Mazda issues include ignition coil failures, carbon buildup on intake valves in direct-injection SkyActive engines, automatic transmission shift hesitation, body rust on older models in Ann Arbor's harsh climate, and premature wear of suspension components. Other concerns may include check engine lights for emissions components, rough idle, or intermittent stalling. Detailed information can be found in our frequently asked questions.
General Mazda Problem Solutions
- Software Updates: Some drivability or transmission concerns can be improved with updated software from Mazda’s service information, when applicable.
- Prompt Inspections: If you notice new noises, warning lights, or changes in how your Mazda drives, have it inspected promptly to avoid more serious damage and higher repair costs.