2003 Hyundai Santa FE suspension problems

While driving at 50 MPH there was vibration in the front of the vehicle. Dealership inspected vehicle several times, and rotated the tires, but could not duplicate or correct the problem. The vibration and flutter occurred at 40 MPH to 60 MPH and was most noticeable at 50 MPH during acceleration and deceleration (60 to 40 MPH). The flutter/vibration was felt in the consumers hands on the wheel, feet, and feet. This was an internal vibration/flutter and not just a road vibration.

I called hyundai after having an issue with my rear tire and just purchasing 4 brand new tires. The rear of the vehicle looked bent and after not understanding why it appeared this way I looked up recalls. I was given a recall champagne #090 by hyundai and told my vehicle was coved for repair. I brought the vehicle (unsafely) drove it 10-15 MPH to the location to have it repaired. Approximately a month late the dealer contacts me and says that my vehicle is ready for pick up.