Minneer Foldable Steering Racing Wheel Stand for Logitech/Thrustmaster/Fanatec G29/G920/G923/G27/T80/T150/T248 Racing wheel Extensible Driving Simulator Cockpit(Wheel, Pedals, Handbrake Not Included)

This is a nice compact rig for the steering wheel and shifter and pedals that Logitech sells. All holes line up, and is easy to put together. You don’t even need directions cause it’s self explanatory for an average person with at least a modicum of common sense. Add in your favorite computer chair and your set, and it goes away easily so it’s not a clutter

It makes his driving games so real and believe it or not I think if his legs were longer he would be a beast at driving! Thank you for such a wonderful product and the easy of the shipping!

UPDATE: after fiddling with the stand and trying to assemble it manually a couple of times, I was able to get the wheel deck fitted onto the arms and secure enough to race with. the brackets on the arms MUST be installed facing inwards rather than outwards as the instructions indicate, and the bolts for the arms MUST be loose at the bottom of the frame when you are doing this otherwise you will not have enough give to insert the screws into the wheel deck.it is true that the instructions are incorrect and mildly frustrating but the stand itself is more than sufficient to use with a G923 and I have been racing with it fully assembled for a few days now. I still believe the wheel deck is a little too wide for the arms as you encounter moderate friction when setting the height of the wheel, and in my case there is some slight outward angling of the left arm once installed.it is not the most stable stand on the market, but it is reasonably compact and certainly more than enough for iRacing, which has been my primary usage so far.ORIGINAL REVIEW:wheel deck far too wide for the pedal base, does not fit between the arms when assembled per instructions. disappointing

I originally bought this wheel/pedal mount as I was looking for something to mount my stuff to that wasn’t too expensive. The reviews had (mostly) good ratings and said that it was fairly easy to setup and was a great stand for those getting into sim racing or just using a wheel for gaming. However, when I received the box it just seemed like the pieces did not fit correctly and the instructions were very brief and somewhat difficult to interpret. Like there was barely one page just showing where to put screws, the pieces that go together, etc..While I didn’t really mind the instructions being slightly confusing, my biggest gripe was that the pieces did not fit together correctly/smoothly and I actually had to physically push some parts apart for it to fit. For instance, it says that you should install the wheel base after connecting it to the arms; however, when you actually try to go and do that, there’s no physically possible way for the wheel base to connect as it is much wider than the arms. Instead, I had to take the adjustable pieces out, install the wheel mount, then basically brute force it into the stand for it to fit. Because of this, it was very difficult to adjust the height of the base which was fairly annoying. I ended up just saying screw it and bought a different setup that actually fit together properly and wasn’t a headache to put together.With all of that, I will say if you don’t mind taking the time to figure out how to assemble the base, nor the difficulty in adjusting the wheel height, this product is great for beginners. The stand is relatively sturdy and had cutouts that were able to accommodate my Logitech wheel and pedals. There are rubber stands on the bottom that prevents everything from moving when using the pedals, and they do a great job with that. The base is pretty stable once assembled and I didn’t have any parts feel loose or shake.All in all, I feel you get what you pay for. It’s a decent product for those wanting to get into sim racing or just need a wheel/pedal mount and is sturdy but comes at the cost of poor assembly instructions and poorly fitted parts.TL;DR- affordable and sturdy stand for mounting a wheel and pedals but a true headache to put together.

Great quality for the cost. Easy assembly.

I thought it was going to take at least an hour to get this thing assembled, let alone play, but it was the easiest stand to put together! The directions are clear and easy to follow and you'll be playing within an hour no matter what set up you use!

Holes dont even line up would not but this unless your ready to drill you own holes

Good quality for the price easy to put together