Tautoparts KD4967UC5A Parking Aid Sensor Retainer: Compatible with Mazda CX-5 J36 2017
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Got a Mazda CX-5 J36 from 2017 or a CX-9 made between 2016 and 2022? Then you'll want to check out the Parking Aid Sensor Retainer. It's not just any old part—it comes with 4 sensors to give your ride the backup it deserves. And here's the kicker: installing these bad boys is a breeze. No need to sweat over complicated setups; it's all about making your car safer without the headache. Because let's face it, parking can be a pain, but your safety features shouldn't be.
- Compatible with Mazda CX-9 2016-2022
- Set of 4 sensors
- Easy installation
- Compatible with Mazda CX-5 J36 2017
General specs
- Brand: Tautoparts
- Model: KD4967UC5A
- Seller: Joom
- Compatibility: Mazda CX-5 J36 2017, Mazda CX-9 2016-2022
- Quantity: 4
- First listed by seller: 7/18/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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United States
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| Brand | Tautoparts | loverapple | Tautoparts | PHYUN-autoparts | Tautoparts | Tautoparts |
| Model | KD4967UC5A | TK21-67-UC5A | ZJ01-18-921 E001T50371 | KD47-67-UC1 K6021-KD47-67UC1 | 89348-33010 | 96890-D9500 |
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| Price | $21.70 | $9.99 | $19.28 | $29.56 | $15.49 | $53.55 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 28, 2025 | August 28, 2025 | August 28, 2025 | August 28, 2025 | August 28, 2025 | August 28, 2025 |
| Compatibility | Mazda CX-5 J36 2017, Mazda CX-9 2016-2022 | Mazda CX-9 2013 - 2015 | Mazda 2, Mazda 3, Mazda 5, Mazda 6 | Mazda 3, Mazda 5, Mazda 6, CX-5 | Toyota Lexus ES350 HS250H | Kia Sportage QL 2015-2018 |
Parking Aid Sensor Retainer
Amelia W.
Dallas, TX
August 7, 2025
As a sales manager who's into cars, I was looking for something reliable for my Mazda, and this retainer seemed to fit the bill. I installed it myself last week, and it's been great—no more worrying about scraping the bumper when parking. The sensors pick up obstacles well, and I feel more confident maneuvering in tight spots. It's a solid addition for anyone wanting to upgrade their vehicle's safety without a hassle. :)
- Pros: The installation was incredibly easy, no complicated steps involved, which made the whole process a breeze. It came with four sensors that seem to work perfectly, making my car feel much safer when I'm backing up. Everything just clicked into place without any fuss, and I love how it enhances the safety features without adding any stress.
- Cons: Honestly, I can't think of any downsides right now; it all worked as expected and didn't cause any issues during setup or use. Maybe it's too early to tell, but so far, nothing has disappointed me about this product.
Lily C.
Edmonton, AB
July 24, 2025
I bought this as a gift for my partner who drives a Mazda, and we decided to install it together over a weekend. As someone who enjoys DIY projects, I found the process straightforward, and it seemed to integrate well with the car's existing system. The delivery was quick, arriving within a few days, which was great. After using it for a couple of weeks, it's been helpful in tight spots, though I noticed it doesn't always pick up objects immediately in freezing conditions. Overall, it's a solid addition for safety, but not flawless.
- Pros: The installation was incredibly intuitive, making it easy to fit without any special tools, and the sensors provide a clear warning when I'm backing up, which has made parking much safer and less stressful.
- Cons: The fit wasn't perfect on my Mazda, requiring a bit of adjustment to sit flush, and the sensors seem a bit less sensitive in very cold weather, which is common here in Edmonton.