Why is the steering wheel of the new Sylphy heavy?
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New Sylphy's heavy steering wheel may be caused by low tire pressure or steering gear failure. The following are the specific reasons for a heavy steering wheel: Low tire pressure: Low tire pressure increases the contact area between the tires and the road surface, leading to greater friction and making steering more difficult, resulting in a heavy steering wheel, which is not conducive to driving safety. Toe-in problem: Toe-in can also affect the car's steering. The concept of toe-in is quite complex, but simply put, it helps the steering wheels automatically return to the center, ensuring the car can drive straight stably. Therefore, issues in this aspect can also cause a heavy steering wheel. Steering gear or power steering pump failure: The steering gear and power steering pump also affect the car's steering. Any failure in these two critical components can make steering difficult. Issues such as universal joints, chassis suspension stabilizer bars, or plain bearings should not be overlooked.