GTPLAYER Sim Racing Wheel Stand Simulator Cockpit Wheel Stand Racing Steering Shifter Mount fit for Logitech G25 G27 G29 G920 G923 Thrustmaster T330TS Gaming Stand Wheel Pedals NOT Included (Black)

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.

For the price, this is an amazing stand. I have the Logitech g923 and I needed a stand. This was the perfect choice for me. Just make sure to use it on carpet, as on wood it can slide when braking hard. It took about 10 minutes to assemble, and was easy. I don't know what weight it should be, but it is a bit heavy. I can lift it on my own though.

This stand was delayed three times. Tried to cancel order, too late. Said I had to receive it, then return it in order to get my money back. I ordered a 90$ stand (nejosey brand) said it would arrive next day. Neither stand showed up until two weeks later. Figured I’d assemble and try them both. The chair I use is adjustable, pretty low to the ground, reclines, is great for simulating a car seat. The GT stand was the wrong angle. Way wrong. I could not get comfortable compared to the nejosey style. Granted I’m 6’ 1”. This makes a difference. Pedals need to be further away and the wheel needs to extend further to reach my hips in order to match how my actual car is. If this were my only option, not sure I would’ve complained, but side by side to the nejosey it lost as far as comfort. The pros are directly related to it not having the reach and comfort of the nejosey. It’s shorter and has less angle making it easier to fold, store, assemble, and adjust. Also makes it a little more sturdy. If it were more comfortable it would have 5 stars. If you’re taller or recline in your seat, might not be great for you.

Works just as expected. Solid construction and easy to assemble. The holes do not align for Thrustmaster T598 but does work with Thrustmaster clamps. Easily adjustable to fit most sim racers.

Great cheaper wheel stand, instructions were a little difficult to understand but it’s not to bad. When wheel, pedal and shifter is mounted it does weigh a good amount but you can fold it and store it. just have to be careful with the shifter mount cause it does stick out pretty far.

One of the sturdiest stands you can get as far as handling direct drive wheels without the whole thing bending when you turn. However it leaves a lot to be desired. The pedal plate is just sort of floating, only attached at the back. So when you press on the pedals , the front of them will lift up. I have it rigged up with some other pieces to hold it down. And also the pedals are too close. Like almost just under the wheel. If you have your chair far away enough that they are comfortable, then the wheel is also too far away. And there's only so far back you can mount them on the plate before it won't fold up. Also doesn't fold the way it should. When folded, the pedals stick out towards the back, wheel sticks out to front. So you can't lay it flight like you should be able to. I wanted to be able to slide it under my bed but don't want it sitting or sliding on the pedals like that. I would recommend the Gazzyt one on here. Little more expensive, but still under 100. Folds the right way so you can lay it flat, and the pedals are attached at the front so they don't lift up. Also bigger handbrake/shifter plate for people that have more than one thing they want to mount. I was able to mount one of the cheap USB handbrakes and one of those cheap metal box shifters on this one, but they are side by side touching with some overhang still.

Pretty solid for the price , it does tip a little forward when you push forward on it but overall it’s actually really sturdy and was super easy to setup. Plus is folds up and which is super convenient