Has anyone encountered a problem on an Accord 2003 or newer where they could not get the vibrations out from the front end. I recently purchased a new set of tires Toyo Versado LX. I had them balanced several times including rode force balanced under the assumption that the tire balance is causing the steering wheel to wobble as soon as one gets above 90 km/h. If I cruise at 100Km/h it shakes but after a while the shake stops but then several minutes later it starts again. The vibrations reduce as you increase the speed. It is not too bad at
140Km/h. It is absolutely horrible at 170km/h (not near any population or drivers near me). I assumed that the problem was the brakes so I serviced them by completely disassembling the front and the rear calipers. Needles to say they were partially responsible for the shaking during the starts from 0 Km/h. The brake pistons had a lot of varnish, rust and dark grey fluid. I was surprised since I bled them every 50,000Km (I have over 325,000Km - 2003 Accord 4 cyl). I also have new front and rear disks, so I am sure they are not warped i.e. the whole barking system now works as good as when the car was new. I also rotated the tires to see if the vibrations start at different speed. It had no effect. I went to the dealer for inspection. They claim there's nothing wrong with the suspension i.e. struts are OK, joints are OK. Everything is still tight. Some dealerships are suggesting that I replace the half-shafts. However they could not claim with high degree of certainty that it is the shafts. I am planning to put my winter tires on to see if the car shakes with them. I know that it did not the last spring prior to taking them off. Any ideas or experience with this kind of situation?thanks.