do on/off wheel balancing, check alignment, check if steering rack / bushing etc all in proper condition.

with car lifted, try to move/shake the tire, see if there are any loose/abnormal movements

if this is still fine, try swapping rims with the tires. (either among your own rim, or try out with other rims, see if got spares/shop can borrow or something)

When the tyre is on the balancing machine, do take note if there are movements in the tyre/wheel when it is spinning.

Also check if there is abnormal corrosion or dirt on the mounting surface between the wheel and the brake discs, preventing the wheel from being mounted properly.

Check your suspension components for play and also your driveshafts.

I had a case of vibration that is due to the driveshaft being bent.

If all fails, ask the shop to change the tyre.

do confirm if your drive shaft are actually damaged/unbalance (eg: use another set of wheels, rims and/or tires)

don't just simply change

Could be damaged tyre

I just switch my back tyre to front I also did my tyre balancing and alignment
But some how when I drive above 110km/h steering will some times vibrate....