How to disinfect your Mazda vehicle

May 26th, 2026 by

Areas to focus on and tips to clean the interior of your Mazda vehicle from the Coronavirus 

You will eventually need to use your Mazda vehicle to go to the store for more food, supplies or medication. To ensure you are taking all the necessary precautions, you need to clean the surfaces in your vehicle since this is one of the most used items you have that comes into contact with public spaces. Keep reading to learn how to disinfect your Mazda vehicle.  

someone cleaning car seat with yellow gloves

Zones to focus on inside your Mazda vehicle: 

 

  • Steering Wheel and Buttons
  • Shift Gear Knob
  • Multimedia System and Touchscreen
  • Keys or Push Start/Stop Button
  • Seat Upholstery
  • Sun Visor
  • Cup Holders
  • Center Console
  • Glove Box

 

How to clean the interior 

Most of the surfaces in your Mazda vehicle can be wiped down with disinfectant wipes. If you have leather seats, only use wipes that specially say they are to be used on leather. These wipes will be gentler and not ruin your leather seats. Use a microfiber cloth on all the screens in your vehicle. The upholstery and carpet floors should be sprayed down with disinfectant spray like Lysol.  

Other precautions to keep in mind 

While there are a variety of places open to the public, please try to use the no contact delivery and pick up services offered. If you do have to go into a location, make sure to stay six feet away from everyone else. If you are not feeling well, stay home no matter what unless you are going out to get yourself checked out. Make sure to wash your hands for at least 20 seconds and try wiping down everything that comes through your door.  

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Get your Mazda vehicle services done at Puente Hills Mazda 

We have a variety of services available at our service center at Puente Hills Mazda. Check out our list of options and then contact us to schedule an appointment.  

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