Spider cracks and ghost touches are a known Mazda fault. We replace the screen for a flat price at West Lakes, Adelaide.
$499 fitted for most models, $599 for the CX-9. While you wait.
The same factory touchscreen fault affects most Mazdas built from 2014 on. Pick your model for years, price and details.
Mazda's MZD Connect touchscreens have a factory touch layer that breaks down with heat and UV, and Adelaide summers are exactly the conditions that kill it.
It shows up in two ways, often together:
Drop the car off near Westfield West Lakes. Grab a coffee at the shops, and it is done before you finish.
Call, text or email with your model and year. We confirm the price up front, no surprises later.
We remove the faulty screen and fit the replacement on the spot. Most jobs take around 2 hours.
Touch works again, cracks are gone, and your radio, Bluetooth and settings stay exactly as they were.
$599 for the CX-9, which uses a larger 8-inch display. Every job includes:
That is the classic sign of this fault. The factory touch layer delaminates with heat and UV, and the damage looks exactly like spider cracks spreading from the corners. It is a known issue with MZD Connect screens, not something you did.
The screen registers touches nobody made: it changes the volume, opens menus, zooms the map or dials contacts while you drive. It is the same underlying fault as the spider cracks and is fixed by replacing the screen.
Around 2 hours for most models. You drop the car off near Westfield West Lakes and pick it up the same morning or afternoon.
No. We replace the screen itself, not the head unit, so your radio presets, Bluetooth pairings and settings are untouched. There is no reprogramming or dealer visit needed.
Dealerships usually quote a full display assembly at well over double our price, and often with a wait for parts. We replace the screen for a flat $499, or $599 for the CX-9's larger display, fitted on the spot.
Call or text with your model and year. Near Westfield West Lakes, Adelaide.