snowwolf said:
the trick with the hand brake is only good to find if the rear rotors are warped,!
Not true, The trick is to isolate from either Brakes or non brakes. If the shimmy is felt in the pedal and the steering wheel, the front is the problem. A rear brake rotor problem would be felt in your seat.
So, if you are trying to see if it is tire balance, alignment, bearings, etc. OR the brakes, you use the E brake trick.
If you pull the E brake and the vibration is not there, it is likely rotors.
I had the shimmy in the wheel a few weeks ago. Had my tires rotated and balanced, Checked my bearings and tie rods per the methods above. Still had the problem.
Went out to an isolated road, stopped with brakes and had the shimey. Same conditions, used emergency brake no shimey, which told me front rotors. Took it to a brake place and they said Rotors needed to be resurfaced and that fixed the problem. I replaced my Rotors a year ago when I did my Front axle, so I knew they did not need to be replaced.