Tire pressure monitoring system provides readings for incorrect tire. TPMS reported pressure for driver side rear when actual reading was for passenger front. Incorrect reading could cause driver to check the wrong tire, conclude that tire was drivable, then have tire failure on the different tire.

- Jefferson City, MO, USA

Inside rear tires on '08 Impala ss are worn down to the threads. Extreme safely issue since this is not something you would usually notice unless it's up on a lift. Does someone really need to get in a crash and get killed or kill someone before this is a recall?

- Bethel, MN, USA

The contact owns a 2008 Chevrolet Impala. The contact noticed that the tire pressure monitoring indicator constantly illuminated on the instrument control panel. She took her vehicle to a dealer, but they could not identify the failure and provide a remedy. The failure mileage was 26,000 and current mileage was 29,437.

- Berry, AL, USA

I bought a brand new Impala, year 2008. After approximately 10K miles I experienced a vibration in the rear when braking. When I brought the car to radley Chevrolet in fredericksburg, they told me that the rotors were warped and it was my fault and not covered by warranty. They said that the lug nut torque was not correct and uneven. I never touched the lug nuts or rotated the tires as the torque issue was rear only and tread wear proved there had been no rotation. I went to Chevrolet customer service who stated the radley service manager was such a great guy and he believed the service manager. When I explained that the tread wear proved the tires were not rotated he then told me that not rotating the tires was a maintenance violation also. I asked him that now you are claiming the uneven torque was due to me not rotating the tires. I am frustrated as I am right and never touched those tires or nuts. I am not even sure where the wrench is.

- Fredericksburg, VA, USA