My 2007 honda cr-v has a bad viabration at about 60-80km . I thought my tyres might have a bulge on them so put a new set on it but the viabration is still in it.The tyre place said the wheels balanced up well so that liminates any problems with wheels and tyres. what do you think the problem could be.do you think there might be a problem with the drivetrain.

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When you had the tyres swopped round, did they check the balance of each wheel and if all wheels ran true (not bent or buckled), or any deform in a tyre. Generally if you can drive through a vibration it is due to a wheel being out of balance. Other cause of vibration, is wheel alignment being out, (constant, and gets worse as you speed up). Drive shaft out of true (balance or bent)

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New cars have rubber sunspension bushes that absorbe a lot of road noise. Check to see if someone hasn't replaced the suspension points with neoprene bushing. This is a hard plastic that will not absorb the road noise. The other part of your problem will be the tread pattern of the tyres as they are designed for off road use but will howl on sealed surfaces. Experiment with tyre pressures as a few pound up or down may make a difference. Talk to a tyre dealer for advice on this

This sound like tyre deformation, usually attributed to poor tyre quality or degradation of tyre structure, You should change them as soon as possible as they could become dangerous

My 2007 CR-V had a loose lead-in cable at the antenna. Works great now.

One or both of two issues, get it looked at for possible axle shaft bad, or a wheel bearing. Get it looked at before it gets real bad.

4.4 quarts, but you really just need to fill it until its full, thats what the dipstick is for. 5w20

The wiper phenomenon you described is normal. It's a really cool feature. The car knows that you're moving so the wipers adjust to your speed.

The headlights and radio light problems you described is probably a bad battery. I didn't know about it either until I took my 07 CRV for it's 15k mile maintenance and they tested the battery. They said the battery was defective and wasn't putting out enough power so they gave me a new battery. Since it was under warranty, it didn't cost me anything.