Racing Steering Wheel Stand Gaming Simulator Cockpit with Gear Shifter and Pedal Mount Compatible with Logitech Thrustmaster Fanatec Wheels Height Adjustable Easy Storage Instruction Manual Gift box

OK, so I bought this for my Logitech G29 Wheel and Pedals. The universal holes on mounting plate do not line up for the steering wheel. The bracket to secure the pedal from the bottom won't work because the bolts are too short. Although the base is very sturdy, the telescoping steering wheel arm is not; bounces up and down. Save yourself from this, don't buy it.

Update: I added washers that I had leftover from a TV mount. This helped secure the steering wheel plate without it falling forward from the weight of the driving wheel on it.Missing 1 black screw. So I had to remove the one at the bottom for the steering wheel plate holder. That plate is semi-sturdy, so if you turn to quick while driving it'll tilt down even with all screws tight as possible.Other than that it does it's job...my wife had fun watching me yell at it and the instructions.

very poorly designed, could not bear the T300 weight. The steering wheel base is tiltable but that's a huge design flaw, as it couldn't stand even for few seconds without moving under the effect of weight.

This isn’t a bad unit but it lacks a few things. The instructions weren’t very good. Left a lot of guess work. There was no instruction on how to mount the peddles to the frame. There was a bracket I just had to figure it out. The platform that the steering wheel mounts on does not stay in place while racing. I’ve tightened the two screw knobs as tight as they would go but during a race the platform tilts down. If it happens on a live online race then your race is over. If you’re on a tight budget and only intend on racing on the Game Consol then this should be fine.

I love to put together things and don't usually have a problem, but this thing was really difficult. On top of it being difficult to put together, there was NO INSTRUCTION MANUAL, RIDICULOUS!! I had to have help. Once my son and I got this thing together, we realized how large and bulky it was. There is only 2 hole options to use for the steering wheel to the petal. There isn't anyway to raise the steering wheel up off of your legs. There are so many different shaped people out there, so for something to be built to fit a certain size, makes no sense to me. I am very disappointed in this item. It's a total ripoff to me.

We tried hard to use this stand for our 11 & 13 year old's new Logitech racing wheel. Several things wrong with this stand:1 - The angle of the arm doesn't adjust enough, making it awkward.2 - The metal is not strong enough to support the weight of the wheel and use of it. Basically, you have to keep tightening the arm to the base to keep it up, and the metal is so weak it just bends.3 - Then there's the squeaking! Because nothing holds together properly, the whole thing squeaks like a rusty old bed. It's horrible!4 - It was missing screws. it seems like maybe I was sent a returned item because some screws were missing. In addition, the screws it comes with for the pedals are not long enough. I had to go to the store to purchase the correct ones.Overall, this was a piece of junk. Be warned! We ended up with the Wheel Stand Pro G Racing Steering Wheel Stand for $160 and it is night and day how much better it is than this thing.

need a wheel base , was not very sturdy until i bolted it to the wall, the ones with the pole in the middle were to uncomfortable, this one gives space to adjust sorry i dont have pic but at the top of the wheelBASE is an opening, at the rear, : i STUCK A PIECE OF WOOD/METAL IN THERE AND BOLTED the rear base to the wall, very sturdy now ps i have this sitting inside if a Saitek flight rigg, i removed the middle pole for the wheel.

1- The steering wheel stand does not fit my Logitech G29, I had to modify both of the pre-drilled holes to connect it to the stand.2- The provided screws were not long enough to connect to the pedals.3- Once installed, the tilting steering wheel portion does not support the weight of the wheel, and as soon as you turn the wheel the angle has dropped.Ultimately, with some modifications it is a serviceable wheel stand, but its not usable right out of the box. I considered returning it but decided to ultimately keep it and spend $20 to make it work. The seller needs to put some more development time into the stand to make it fully worth the money.