You were right after 3 different shops, they found the problem. I mave a bad tire, never thought that KUMO TIRES would let me down so I am now going to put on Yokohama tires. and will know if for sure was a bad tire.

 

Hope the new tires are good for you.

But I'm curious now, you said it still have the vibration when you put on different wheels & tires? Maybe the other set has something simple like just being out-of-balance.

 

I had a long term, pesistent vibration under hard acceleration on my 94 EX that was finally resolved when CV Axles were replaced (after two sets of rebuilt axles from Autozone) w/ Raxles.

I tried various methods of diagnosis of problem, but eventually had to replace the AZ rebuilt CV axles because I had ruled everything else out.

good luck

 

so i got my new tires and problem solved. i had my stock tires checked for the heck of it. i had two tires out of balance and 1 with the same problem as my custom rims. bad tire, apparently it doesn't feel the same as a low profile tire to a regular tire. but I must also add that I did change my front rotors so the vibration when braking stopped. thanks a lot for the feedback in a you know I appreciate it. hope this help someone who are experiencing the same problems talked about hear, could cause vibrations. I must add don't buy cheap tires.