While driving a partially loaded tank vehicle, you feel an unusual tug through the steering wheel on a straight road. What is a likely cause?

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1. A tug in the steering wheel is never related to cargo movement of any kind
2. The tug means the tank is leaking and has lost enough fluid weight to affect steering, which is why any pull through the wheel should be treated as an emergency stop
3. Liquid surge shifting side to side can transmit a noticeable pull through the steering even without any input from you
4. This feeling only occurs in tank vehicles that are completely empty

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