What are the 4 causes of heavy car steering?
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The 4 causes of heavy car steering are as follows: 1. Bearing damage, mainly including steering gear bearing and steering column bearing damage. 2. Insufficient tire pressure. If the tire is flat, the contact area between the vehicle and the ground will increase, resulting in increased friction. 3. Ball joint issues, where the steering tie rod ball joint lacks lubrication or is damaged. 4. Lack of power steering fluid. The solutions are as follows: 1. Replace the damaged bearings in the vehicle. 2. Inflate the car tires promptly. If the tires are severely worn or punctured, repair or replace them. 3. Inspect the vehicle; if it lacks lubrication, replenish the lubricating oil promptly. If damaged, replace it at a repair shop. 4. Add power steering fluid.