Impala SS Alignment and Tire Wear
The rear camber setting always looked strange to me (leans in at top) and the car pulled right so I decided to have an alignment done and tires balanced at my local Firestone joint. They recommended that I replace the rear tires because of wear on the inside edges. I took a look and they are really bad. WTF? Could a car less than a year old really have that bad alignment? I'm going to search here in a minute, but damn....I bet this is a common issue.
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Shawn
GM has told me after e sets of rear tires within 15,000 miles on each set that my problem is that I must be hitting potholes or something to knock my wheels out of alignment.
I must be hitting the same pothole at the same mileage point each time!!!
Gm has informed me after EXHAUSTIVE investigation that even though my VIN falls inside the range of affected police package cars, my problem is in no way connected to TSB 8032.
Your post seems to indicate that after calling the GM service line you got the problem resolved. If so, enlighten me on your technique.



