Try rotating tires front to rear. There is a way to balance tires called force matching.

 

I had the same issue. I replaced the tires and it solved the problem.

 

Will try that but here is the entire story line. Car fine going to work. On way home got car up to about 60moh on highway and front end started shaking bad. So bad I could nit drive more than 30mph. Took it to tire shop figured had broken cord in tire. Had all 4 tires replaced and balanced, one was indeed bad others low on thread. They replaced a rear drivers wheel bearing.

Front still had vibration in what feels like front but not as bad. Tire place said oil sensor was reason for check light but it was fine needed reprogrammed (yeah, right) Took car to Dealer to replace oil sensor, check out shaking and check engine light. Got the codes with scanner and had some evap. issues. Said warped rotor, which they replaced the brakes, replaced oil sensor and 2 evap sensors/solenoids. Still vibrated after dealer worked on it. Took it back next day, they test drove it. Now they say the issue is the "overdrive not engaging when it supposed to". Dealer said they did a road load test and everything was okay, tires are in balance per dealer.

Yet still have the vibration between 53 and 64 mph. don't feel it in the steering wheel and feels like front but was told if can not feel in steering it is probably in the rear (not sure if true). Going to the shop to have a exhaust pipe replaced, I cant get the car in the air enough to do it my self. Going to have them look at the vibration - I suspect wheel bearing but not sure. Someone suggested TPMS broken off and bouncing around inside tire causing vibration when I get up to speed. At this point I am not sure what to believe and I'm on a tight budget as it is. Bill at dealer about killed me.