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Posted on Jan 06, 2010

My 2003 Honda CR-V makes a vibration when holding a steady speed between 30-40 MPH. It does not make the vibration when accerlating. Honda dealer told me it was the tires, which I took back to my tire dealer and checked balance and alligment which were fine.

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