Vibrates when you get to 60 miles per hour. New tires, new shocks, new tie rods, new brakes, new roters, balanced tires still vibrates when I get to 60

Did you service the caliper slide pins to ensure the caliper slides freely? A rusted pin causes vibration.

Also check your ball joints and ties rod ends for wear. New bigger rims can accentuate worn components.

Do your new rims include hub adapter rings to EXACTLY center the rims on the hubs?

the balance could be off or you could have a bent rim have both checked

The tread pattern of the new tires can make it ride worse then the previous tires and if you have a vibiration it is very possible that a tire was not balanced properly or is out of round.

Check that the front tires are not out of round by putting on a spin balancer and observing for 1/4" or more of wobble in the tires, or a bent rim.

let your wife drive or slow down. Seriously, sounds like you have covered just about everything. Try increasing or decreasing your tire pressures a little just to see if it has any effect.

check condition of front tire, also the balance of the fronts 65 is a common speed for tire vibration. do not overlook steering play(tie rods, ball joints) also bent wheel. any noise? could have wheel bearing issue. lots of places, like vip, pepboys, etc. will check front end for free hopeing to sell you a part. not bad deal because you do need "something" even if it is tires balanced.

if its just at that speed, have the tires balanced again, and get a front end alignment ,, a single bump on a curb can knock it out of alignment

un balanced tire or bad tire have a tire shop look to c if a tire has thrown a belt

It could be worn starting parts, Not ballanced wheel, and broken or worn struts. Start with the wheel getting ballance and go from there if there was no problems before your got the new tires put on.

it coud be a couple things 1check for nots bubbles n tires check lug nuts have the tires and rims been balanced try that and let me no