I own a 1997 Honda CRV with 49,000 miles. When I accelerate up to 20 mph the front end shakes. I thought it was the tires so I had 4 new tires put on but it still shakes when accelerating up to 20 mph. If I am coasting the car is fine at any speed. I also begin to feel the shaking again at +50 mph. I notice the shaking more when making a left turn. It almost feels like there is a flat spot on the right front tire. I took it in to the Honda dealership and they said there was nothing wrong with the suspension and it was the tires causing the shaking. They still have the vehicle as I told them it is not the tires because the old tires did the same thing. Any ideas? Could this be the CV joints or ball joints?

 

It is probable the driveshaft shaking you are feeling.
All cr-v got this shaking. The angle of the driveshafts is the cause.