I have Toyota 2006 sienna and front right wheel shakes or wobbles ... I have new front tires and balanced.. but still wobbles a little...please any thoughts?

get that wheel (etc) inspected, end fear.
make sure nothing there is loose now,
in real auto repair shop or suspension shop.

Sounds like a wheel out of balance,tire low on air, tire belt shifted (starting to go), loose wheel, bad wheel bearing. press the helpful button and check links below
Diagnosing And Repairing Wheel Vibration

Shakes and Wobbles

Needs a front end alignment

Sounds like a bent wheel or a tire out of balance - one of the front tires/wheels. The shaking happens when you get to a speed that causes a sympathetic vibration in the suspension or steering joints. If there doesn't seem to be any vibration or back and forth movement of the steering wheel at slower speeds, I'd lean toward the tire being out of balance.

Tires out of balance? Start with the simple things before changing stuff like axle shafts. Take the car to a tire shop and make sure the tires are balanced and the rims aren't bent, as either one of these can cause a rough ride

balance tyres

Hello. Welcome to FixYa.

Steering wheel tremble, or shaking, can usually be attributed to the fornt tires being out of balance, or, the tires themselves may be out of round, or, a rim could be bent.

I would suggest that you take the vehicle to a tire shop, and get the front tires spun-balanced. During that procedure, the tech will see if the balance is incorrect, the rim is bent, or if the tire is out of round.

Even if you have 'new' tires, an internal issue inside the tire could be the culprit.

Your best course of action is to get it to a tire shop, and get the above items checked out.

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Most likely the tires are causing the problem from being " out of balanced ". They start vibrating at certain speed ranges depending on how far out of balance.

Take the Sienna in for a rotate and balance on the tires. Set air pressure at 35 psi. That should solve the problem.

To check how tight the front end is, place a jack under the lower arm of each front tire( make sur the car is secure and won't roll) and lift so tires are free of ground. Grasp the tires and try to turn them left and right. There should be minnimal movement. Check the steering components to see where the slack is, if any. If the seeering is tight have the tires checked for balance.

yes make sure your lug nuts are all tight and the wheels are seated properly on the hubs, if they are tight bring the car to a tire shop and have them balance the two front tires, this will tell you if you have a bent wheel please rate -jeff