u/Sad_Argument_7528

As title says. Anyone else experiencing their 6e drifting to the right on roads? I cant quite seem to make the car go 100% straight without the steering wheel slightly turned left... and even then its almost impossible to make it stay straight. It seems to change in intensity based on the road. I constantly have to correct it. Mainly to the left. I live in Denmark and I know road crown can have an effect, paired with the stiff suspension of the 6e and all season michellin tires it probably doesn't help much, but still... anyone else have this experience?

Took it to Mazda mechanic who says it drives fine and doesn't drift, but I'm feeling something is off. Could just be the way the car drives of course, which is why im seeking input from other 6e owners.

So i got my new 6e a couple of weeks ago. I come from a Renault Megane E Tech 2024. So far i love the 6e. I do have a question for this reddit though: Is the 6e supposed to be such a firm bumpy suspension? I cant quite figure out if a tire needs rebalancing or i the car is just a lot more firm and sensitive in its suspension. I feel every little uneven surface and crevice in the road and the suspension never really seems to settle going at 50 - 80 km/h. Its totally fine at 80+.

I cant get my 6e to heat... i've tried every button in the climate control system. Im getting luke warm air at best. Anyone experienced this? Brand new car.

Hi! Just got my new Mazda 6e and so far I love it.

I do, however, experience quite a bit of tire noise. I come from a Renault Megane E Tech 2024 and I know the 6e is heavier and a lot more sound isolated than the Renault which could make tire noise more noticable, but i get this helicopter womb womb sound and 55-70 ish km/h and again at 115 km/h that doesn't sound completely normal.

The tires are brand new Hankook Kinergy summer tires and I'm wondering if they just need breaking in or could there be something else wrong?

Anyone else experiencing this noise on their 6e?