Posted on 2/27/2026
Motor mounts are the parts that hold your engine and transmission in place while keeping vibration under control. When they are healthy, you barely notice them because the vehicle feels stable and shifts feel normal. When they wear out, the drivetrain can move more than it should, and the car starts feeling rough, noisy, or jumpy in ways that are easy to misread. Catching mount problems early can prevent a small comfort issue from turning into broken parts. What Motor Mounts Do Every Day Motor mounts secure the engine and, on many vehicles, help support the transmission too. They are designed to handle torque, which is the twisting force the engine creates when you accelerate, shift, or climb a hill. At the same time, they isolate vibration so you do not feel every pulse of the engine in the steering wheel and seats. Most mounts are rubber-and-metal assemblies, so ... read more