Sengkeo

9 de mayo de 2024

EXCELLENT product for entry-level sim-racing

I used to enjoy racing games until they became so realistic that it basically required a steering wheel to actually enjoy. I decided to finally purchase a wheel, pedals, and shifter to see if it would be something I’d like. After spending a couple of days with my homemade setup that consisted of lots of spare wood and clamps, i realized I needed more stability. Still getting a feel for sun-racing and not wanting to waste my money I bought this stand as it worked with my setup, a Logitech G920.It works and I am happy. That’s the big thing. Now I have a place to put all of this extra stuff and it’s not in the way. You can fold it up with the pedals and wheel still attached, but it’s not fitting under your bed like that. Especially not with the shifter. Which doesn’t matter since it’s super easy to put together. So taking the wheel and shifter attachment off is not big deal. You can easily store it with the pedals still attached, which is great since screwing the pedals on was the hardest part. “Hardest” is a relative term.Pros:- Well made for the price. Everything is firm and sturdy, nothing feels cheap. For the price I was expecting it to be cheap, but no, this thing is solid and much heavier than I thought it would be.- comes with all the hardware necessary to attach steering wheel, pedals, and shifter. I assume the bolts they use are industry standard. It was very nice when I realized the extra hardware was for the accessories and I didn’t need to buy anything else.- very versatile. You have many options in terms of angle and height- easy to assemble, comes with tools and hardware- comes with Velcro bands to keep all your wires nice and neat. I was quite shocked with this one. It would have been a disaster waiting to happen if I just left all the wiring hanging all over the place. It seems the company thought of this and decided to take care of their costumers.- between the weight, the footprint of the base, and the adjustable legs under the stand, this stand is not moving unless you want to move it. I have braked as hard as I could and the stand didn’t move forward.- comes with stationary casters for your gaming chair. Remove the wheels under your gaming chair and install the flat replacements that are provided. Now you don’t have to worry about rolling backward every time you press on the brake pedal.- comes with 2 caster wheels to make the stand easy to transport when you’re done with it. After you’re done for the day just fold it up and wheel it back to where you store it. No need to pick it up and lug it back and forth.Cons- unable to connect shifter arm when lowering the wheel table to its lowest setting. Which is not even a big deal really since it is plenty low with the shifter. Lowest height with shifter arm attached 25” and lowest height without shifter arm is 22”. This is the height measured from the floor to the top of the wheel platform.- no way to ‘upgrade’. I am using a computer chair for now, but if I want to upgrade to a sim-racing seat there is no upgrade available for this setup.Overall I am very pleased with this product. If I had to do it all over again I would buy this one. If you’re like I was - on the fence and not sure if you’re ready to sink $1000 into a ‘beginner’ setup - then you really won’t be disappointed in this stand.Ver más

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bubble e

Good for G923

Bought this stand specifically for Forza Horizon 6 with my Logitech G923, and it works great. The pre-drilled mounting holes line up perfectly, and the included screws made it easy to securely mount both the wheel and pedals. (G923 does not include screws!)The steel frame feels sturdy and durable with very little flex during use. I also like that it folds up easily for storage when not in use.The cup holder is a nice bonus for keeping a drink nearby, although I removed it because my gaming space is a bit tight.Overall, a solid and well-built wheel stand with excellent G923 compatibility. Great value for the price.Ver más

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Thomas Busch II

My First Racing Rig

Works great for entry level product. I know I'll upgrade to a full eventually.Be prepared to mod it. I added two sticks of 1/2" square stock metal under the top plate. No more flex on my Moza R5. Got the brake mod, pedals started lifting. I added two flat pieces of metal between the end of the pedal plate and the vertical uprights. Completely solid but it doesn't fold up anymore. The fold up feature isn't good anyway. After you mount everything with screws and cable managed, its heavy and the pedals don't fold up well. Plan to keep it in its final form unless you want a setup before each use. It comes with stops instead of wheels for your office chair, just buy wheels with brakes instead. The mounting pin for office chair wheels are universal.You're basically building a rig. I have flight stuff setup on my desk and this is my racing rig. I'd buy a second one for flight if the desk didn't support. That's all me though, after I build something, I want to turn it on and have fun, mod between the fun not for the fun.Ver más

Jackson

13 de abril de 2026

rock solid and folds away in 90 seconds — exactly what I needed

Been using this with a Logitech G29 and it's made a noticeable difference in the sim racing experience versus just having the wheel clamped to a desk. The stand holds everything steady — no flex, no shifting during hard input, and the wheel doesn't budge even when I'm getting aggressive through a corner.Assembly was reasonable, probably an hour with basic tools. The instructions are clear enough and the hardware all accounted for with no extras that leave you second-guessing yourself. The adjustability is the standout feature — you can angle the wheel and pedal plate independently to get a driving position that actually feels natural for your height and setup.The folding design is genuinely useful if you don't have a dedicated space. I fold it up and store it against the wall when I'm not using it, takes maybe 90 seconds. It's surprisingly compact folded.Stability on carpet vs. hard floor is slightly different — on carpet it's rock solid, on hardwood I have it on a small rug. Easy workaround. Build materials feel solid for the price point. I've seen cheaper stands that visibly wobble; this one doesn't. Solid investment if you want to get more out of your wheel setup without going full cockpit.Ver más

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The Wanderer

Tilt during Heavy Steering

It’s decent gets the job done for a low cost, my biggest issue with this Wheel stand is the fact that it tilts left and right during hard corners on sim racing, not unusable but if you’re more than just a casual sim racer I wouldn’t recommend this product because the tilting can be a issue during challenging online racing, it does the job, Pros I love the shifter mount, cup holder and all the pre drilled holes and mounting worked great for my Logitech, very solid metal it doesn’t feel cheap high quality, you get what you get for the convenience of not needing a sim seat, great for casual or beginner sim racers it will be my kids when I upgrade but does the job for now, I assume it will last many yearsVer más

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Eric Winch

23 de mayo de 2026

Overall really solid

I like this a lot, im 6 foot 4 so the pedals are a little too close to me so I but a box under them to make the angle not so aggressive, but other than that its really nice. And it folds up nice to put out of the way, you can even leave it slightly unfolded and itll stand up on its own so you dont have to prop it against a wallVer más