The most common cause of a steering wheel being hard to turn is an issue with the power steering system. Often, the power steering fluid is low or almost out and simply needs to be refilled in order for it to work properly. If the belt is broken in the power steering system, this can also cause problems with the steering system, and there could also be an issue with the power steering pump. The first thing to check would be the fluid level and evaluate further, if needed.
SOURCE: the steering is very sloppy.
You have a worn steering rack or a worn universal joint on the steering column. Also check for badly worn tie rod ends, especially if you are seeing unusual wear on your front tyres.
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