Car Cup Holder Coaster for Mazda CX5 SUV (2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017) Why you need it Protects your factory cup holders from spills, crumbs, stains and scratches so the interior stays cleaner and resale value is preserved. Reduces annoying rattling and thumping from cups on rough roads for a quieter, more comfortable drive. Easy to remove and clean, saving time compared with scrubbing fixed cup holders. Key features Compatibility: Designed to fit Mazda CX5 SUV models 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. Material: quality silicone that resists wear and tear and withstands extreme temperatures, so it performs in hot summers and cold winters. Secure hold: Thickened silicone construction with nonslip and bottom keeps cups stable and prevents sliding. Protection: Thick design blocks crumbs and liquid from reaching the cup holder base and prevents scratches from cups and bottles. Noise reduction: Cushioned silicone reduces impact noise and rattling on bumpy roads. Installation and removal: Embedded, dropin design sits flush in the cup holder; pinch the edge to lift out for quick removal. Easy care: Rinse with water or wipe with a damp cloth. Do not use sharp tools for cleaning. How it solves common problems Spills and stains: Catch drips and crumbs before they reach the cup holder cavity. Scratches and wear: Thick silicone absorbs contact and prevents metal or hard plastic damage. Cup movement and noise: Nonslip surfaces and thickness hold drinkware steady and dampen sound. Practical use scenarios Daily commute: Keep your morning coffee stable and prevent spills while driving to work. Family trips: Catch crumbs and sticky messes from kids' drinks and snacks for faster cleanup. Weekend drives/offroad: Reduce cup rattling and protect the cup holder on rough or uneven roads. What to expect A precise, snug fit for Mazda CX5 SUVs from 2012–2017. Durable silicone that tolerates temperature changes and regular use. Simple maintenance: remove, rinse or wipe, and reinsert. Care note Clean with water or a damp cloth. Avoid scraping or using sharp tools that could damage the silicone.