Nick, I did have a rod kit put in my 2008 Chev. Impala. The service guy just looked at it and said that was the problem. Wear on the inside of the tires.

dealer with vin or vehicle and proof of ownership

Should I try to guess what kit you are talking about?

it needs to be checked by a technician

have someone pull the wheel off and check the bearing. it is riding on the inside of the tire if it is worn there.

First, park on level ground, leave the engine running, put it in park, grab a rag or paper towel, open the hood, find transmission dipstick, and check the level. Add if needed.

have a 2008 chev Impala and the dual control puts out heat on one side and cold. Whats wrong with it, and How can I fix it

those had alot of problems with the ignition switch. remove and replace switch, good luck.

Nick52284,
I have gone thru 3 sets of good tires now. Tires lasting from 10-12k miles before they hit cords. This is after the dealer does an alignment to spec. Funny thing is I have never seen the alignment specs from the dealer, I only get "aligned to spec". My wear is on the inside of the tires just as described in the police bulletin. I have tried different brands each time and get the same result (wear to the cords in 6 months or less). The bulletin only applies to the police version becasue GM doesn't want the bill for the thousands of ordinary customers repairs. There are enough complaints of this exact thing on any Chevy site that you can find. We aren't all nimrods.

You may be a guru, but I think you don't know what you are talking about.

Paul

this is a wheel camber (in and out tilt of wheel and tire) problem, u may have to have a Camber adjustment kit put in, most new cars have no adjustment provided for this. the bottom line here is you need to see a really good front end shop to get this taken care of, also the tires will continue to wear this way even if problem is corrected, so may want to replace them or rotate them.