Re: When you drive 45 mph and above the front end shakes...
Very good chance you will need tie rod ends, is there squeaking during turns? (ball joints) hit a bump at higher speeds and the car sways left and right? any other symptoms?
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The tires may be the issue, swap the front to the rear and see what happens, also make sure the front end alignment is set to factory specs and all the rubber bushings in the front end are in good condition.
Check the condition of your tires and suspension. this problem is usually caused by bad component or alignment. Special attention is given to camber and caster.
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