I searched through old postings, but I couldn't find any that relate to my problem. I have a 1997 Camry that I recently replaced two motor mounts on. Soon after replacing them, I started feeling a "wobble" in the front end, probably from the driver's side, that feels exactly (to me) like a bad tire. So, I drove to my tire place to ask them to check it out. On my way there, the "wobble" went away, which I though was strange. After waiting at the tire place for a while, they checked out the car and the tires. They too found the "wobble" and found that it went away as the car was driven. They checked the tires and found that they were all in balance and were round, no slipped belts or abnormal wear. The mechanic at the tire place couldn't find any obvious problems with the suspension, CV joints, etc. either. So, he had some theories: perhaps an axle was going bad, and was sticking until the lubricant or part warmed up, or perhaps the motor mounts were not installed properly and the motor was not aligned properly. His suggestions were to start replacing parts to see what happened, or to keep driving it until something broke. I didn't like either answer. So, does anyone have any other suggestions?
Jim