I am getting a pretty good vibration from my wheel at 60mph. Here is the interesting part. I work at a tire shop and the first thing i did was check my balance which was fine. I just had an alignment three weeks ago. I also have brand new hub bearing and axles on the front. O and the tires are brand new as well. I am pretty sure it is not warped rotors because I had warped rotors before and the wheel only shook when i hit the brake. Now the wheel shakes while accelerating, coasting and braking.

So needless to say I am a little frustrated.
Any ideas? Could a warped rotor possibly cause a vibration even when i am not pressing on the brake?

check your tie rod ends i had to replace my driver side outter

Sounds like a loose tie rod end. Check for any play. You could also try switching the front and rear tires around and see if that changes anything.

I forgot to mention that both front outer tie rods ends are new too. I did those when I got the alignment. I do a lot of driving so in the last month or so I have replaced a lot of things on the front end. I will check the tires but all four are brand new. Maybe two weeks old to be exact.

may be the inners or defective parts on the outers. who did the work?

I did one however I could not get the castle nut off of the passenger side so I took it to the shop. They put the passenger tie rod on and did the alignment.

So the inner tie rods could cause a vibration?

Anything that is loose on the steering linkage will cause vibration.

have you checked your hubs recently? if bad / loose they can make a wobble

I think he said those were new.

oops my bad read to fast