20 Best Steering Wheel For Gran Turismo 7 (2023 Updated)

Just got the wheel and honestly it was better than I expected. The grip felt nice and it works great in games like the f1 game and GTA. The suction cups work great but only on glass and polished surfaces but overrall, it’s great.

Picked this up as I was building an Arcade Racer. Worked brilliantly with Retropie and has everything you would want for the set up with the pedals and gear shift

Wouldnt work. Sent it back. Next one didnt work. Refund processed.

Steering wheel is sturdy and has some weight to it. The foam that they wrap the steering wheel with should be described a little different, It’s not soft at all but a hard wrap. Still feels good and is a great size for my application.

Just what I was lookin for at a good price.

Nice look. Low dish however the back of the steering wheel has a 2.5 – 3″ spacer that came as a surprise. Materials used to built this wheel are nice. Chrome looks good.

I made a long and detail research on different wheels because I didn’t want to pay too much as a beginner. However, I was also looking for some decent force feedback. This wheel came up as the best option, but it was not in stock for quite some time.

I must say it worth the wait. So far I tried Kartkraft, Assetto Corsa Competizione, and F1 2020. The wheel is responsive and provides really good feedback. Pedals are good and provides great sensitivity for the price.

Lastly, packaging was good, and the item arrived without any damage, on time.

Never used a wheel before but really want to try one with having gt7 and did not want to spend the earth in case I did not like it. This is a great wheel very happy with it did take abit to set up to how I want the driving experience to feel did not take long to get used to using a wheel well worth it on gt7.

I would recommend if your new to a wheel.

Purchased this on Sunday afternoon ,had to return it for a refund on Wednesday , worked fine for 2 days then stopped working and you could not control the direction of the car. seemed as though something had come apart inside as the wheel would not turn properly had hardly done any work, obviously very poorly made.

This is a good entry level wheel that is configurable in a dedicated configurator. The performance is satisfactory for the price point.

I should start this by saying outside of a cheap wheel for a PS1 I had in the late 90s, I’ve never owned or really even used any racing peripherals at home. That being said, I was absolutely blown away by the quality of this thing for the price (at time of this writing, its $300, but BB will price match the big site named after a forest which usually has it for around $240-$250).

I work as an auto tech for big 3 US dealer, and I will say the fit and finish of this wheel is just about on par with a generic sports car (camaro, mustang, etc. ). Not Porsche or Lambo quality, but for sure nicer than I was expecting.

The leather (not sure if its real, probably fake) feels very nice during long, sweaty handed play sessions, and after 2 weeks of use hasn’t rubbed off or gotten marked in any discernable way (will update if and when it does).

I drive a WRX IRL, and the pedals honestly feel extremely similar to it. They’re sporty and firm feeling, not squishy like a manual Cruze or something, but not track car hard either. I feel the brake pedal could have a little more travel, but it’s nothing major and may just be a personal preference.

I’m pretty sure they don’t change their feel based on vehicle being driven, but games like Forza will change the clutch “bite” point depending on the car. It can be a little akward, simply because you can’t actually physically feel it like you would in a real car, but I imagine that would be a very difficult and expensive thing to emulate from game to real life.

But honestly, once you dial in your settings, it feels just like driving a real vehicle within about 10 min. The force actuation is extremely accurate and MUCH stronger than you think it would be for its size.

(it will shake desks, especially if they’re not super sturdy) Most games default to the strength of it being perfectly in the middle, but I find it best to use it at maybe 35-40%, but yrmv. The whole setup is very heavy and sturdy, without being too cumbersome.

The clamps feel very strong and easy to adjust. it can be a bit akward to route the wiring for the pedals, shifter(not included but highly recommended), power, and main USB connection, especially if your desk is like mine with already terrible cable managment, but there is a slot underneath that does a decent job of keeping things from tangling as the exit the main connection point (directly under the wheel).

The shifter paddles are either mechanically actuated or very good at imitating it. They’re solid metal and feel great to use, but they aren’t self centered, meaning they travel with the wheel. It can be kind of disorienting when trying to turn and shift at the same time, so it will require focus to remember where the upshift vs.

downshift paddles are at any given time. The standard abxy buttons feel fine, not any better or worse than a standard xbox controller. d-pad is about the same. The start and select buttons are a little soft, but nothing terrible.

The only flaw I can find on it is that it doesn’t have a small joystick on it to use in menus or map screens. I play on PC, so i just grab the mouse for those times, but console users may find it difficult to scroll through things like maps or certain menus when only having access to the d-pad.

Thats a small QOL improvement I’d like to see on the next iteration of this thing, There are LS and RS buttons, but they’re not very stable and almost feel like they should click in multiple ways. That being said, I don’t really find a need for those extra buttons.

One thing to note is that if you have it plugged into your computer/console, every time you start or reboot the device, the wheel will self calibrate by turning all the way right and then all the way left.

So if you leave it on the floor or on a shelf when not in use but still plugged in, be sure that the wheel can rotate freely or else youll have to recalibrate the device when you go to use it, and if its in a position where it cant move at all, you may risk burning out one of the motors.

I will note, on PC, even though the buttons are labeled with the xbox layout, many games (even xbox gamepass games like FORZA), will still refer to them as generic pc game controller buttons ie 1-10.

Not at all a dealbreaker, but does require some getting used to sometimes. Overall, its an easy 5 star for me. 98/100, simply because nothing is perfect, and at this price point, the minor features missing are completely acceptable.

This is my first time purchasing and/or using a driving wheel and i did an extensive amount of research before settling on the G920. I am impressed with it and truly enjoy using it. Bow is my detailed review.

Packaging: The product was very well packaged and secured thoroughly. Once you pick up the box you immediately realize that this is a serious piece of hardware. Hardware: The G920 looks and feel very similar to a real steering wheel.

The grip is comfortable, the pedal shifters provide the just right amount of resistance. The buttons are well placed, but take some getting used to. The pedals are very sturdy and the brake is stiff.

Some mayfimd the brake a bit too stiff, but you get used to it IMO. Pros: Durable, responsive, authentic look and feel. Cons: The connection from the steering wheel to your console or PC is too short for my setup in our gameroom.

This was overcome by using a USB extension cord Overall: This is a great wheel and pedal set for anyone who isnt wanting to pay $500 plus for a top-tier set. I tested the Thrustmaster kit in a different store and found it lacking.

I definitely recommend this for anyone who likes racing ganes and wants a more realistic experience.

It looks good but keep in mind if you dont play pc that this wheel is largely not integrated or even fully supported for use on xbox despite how its marketed on the box by Logitech. The lsb and rsb buttons, which are meant to represent the left and right stick buttons respectively, dont work on xbox at all.

The brake pedal features a rubber pad by its sensor to simulate realism, but it ultimately fails at this as it makes the braking far too stiff and unresponsive. Which the renders even using the wheel pointless if theres no option to calibrate the pedals (neither one of the assetto corsa games do not have the calibration feature).

What i do like about this wheel is it feels comfortable to use, it looks good, the force feedback feels great, and on games where you cam calibrate the pedals, it works decently. However its lack of support on the consoles make this a wheel aimed primarily at the pc market with marginal xbox compatibility at best.

The G920, however, does shine on Project Cars 2. It was compatible with it right out of the box, which wasnt something any other game could pull off. All i had to do was recalibrate the pedals to compensate for the poorly designed brake pedal, which took all of 5 seconds to do.

If you have this wheel or are getting this wheel, itll work best with PCars. It wont really work very well at all on any other game aside from forza. The settings do have to be meticulously adjusted for Forza however.

For me, the lack of compatibility and support for console makes this wheel severely overpriced for what i got since i can only race comfortably on one game and the game i bought it for isnt even compatible with it.

A major step back from the G29.

So I was learning to drive when I bought this and thought that surely I’d be able to get a true-to-life experience from playing the first result driving simulator game on google. Well I was wrong about that bit but it was still pretty fun to use.

All of the buttons do nothing in that game, the gear stick does nothing, but the pedals and the steering have some nice funky physics. Basically imagine doing 120 on a road that looks like a german autobahn except the npcs are all on the left and you’re holding both the brake and accelerator to the floor.

i think that game pretty much takes the brake as a gentle suggestion, sort of like an anti-accelerator (important to note – this is not how it works in an actual car and from personal experience I would not suggest trying this for yourself to confirm).

Anyway the wheel is mostly recognised by windows when you plug it in and if you expect any more than that from a usb 2. 0 peripheral you’re being unreasonable. Four stars.

I’ve happily used the DFGT on PC for 9 years. My only complaint is the inbuilt sequential gearstick which feels tacky and has been so pointless that I’ve never used it over the gear buttons built into the back of the wheel.

Even with the useless gearstick (which is easy to ignore), it’s still a great and cheap product. You don’t need the underside of your desk to be flat; as the clamp is short, and the pedal resistance is soft enough to stay put without needing to be screwed into a rig.

The force feedback is great, I’ve always been able to feel the car, and it has enough power for me that I keep it under the strongest setting. One of the best features of the wheel is how comfortable it is, far more comfortable than the more expensive G29.

There’s a wealth of buttons, and they’re all placed as if a lot of forethought went into the design. More expensive wheels might be heavier, have snappier feedback, harder pedals, and require more space for mounting.

The DFGT doesn’t fall short of more expensive wheels, it’s just different, as the lower weight, smooth feedback, easy pedals, and ease of mounting are qualities I appreciate. That, and coupled with the fact that it’s survived all those years makes it a 5/5 for me.

The good: *Force feedback is strong (this feature can be adjusted through wheel settings to taylor your gaming experience), this means that you can feel wet roads, gravel, potholes, etc. *Lots of programmable buttons, so you can use the wheel without going back to the keyboard while you are in-game.

*Steering wheel is gear driven, and not a belt. This increases longevity and ensures consistent accuracy. * 900 deg. of rotation for a more realistic feel. The bad: * Pedals feel very cheap, and delicate * No H shifter, and no flap paddles, just 2 buttons in the back and a sequential stick shift.

* *Offcentering of the steering wheel** after using it in game for a while. Only gets fixed by unpluging USB and pluging it back for self calibration. Can be pretty annoying, unless you do not mind pausing the game every 10 mins to recalibrate wheel.

Conclusion: In my opinion this wheel is nice if you get it for a nice deal or a factory refurbished with warranty. Not worth paying more than US$120 for it.

Product for me is absolutely amazing god material’s, grip. Everything working perfectly. For me one of the best steering wheels in this price.

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Pros: Works as it should when fixed together and firmware updated. Cons: Screw to hold steering wheel wheel in place could be better implemented. Instructions to use with PC had to be Googled. No software to link controller to keyboard commands.

The wheel is really really good when it works but bottoms on the wheel have stopped working and it makes my ps5 crash constantly when I try to play GT7. It also disconnects when I am using sometimes which is really annoying.

This shouldn’t be happening with a wheel at this price.

Pros: Excellent and very detail on force feedback Cons: I hope it can support xbox too. May be buy a separate parts to support xbox.

During the recent times of being inside I was inspired by Nascar gameplay on iracing to buy a wheel. So I bought a wheel but not this one. No I went to Walmart and bought a t80 to see if I even wanted to get into Sim racing.

My lord I fell in love with it. Especially with dirt rally on the psvr but I felt that I was missing something important without the force feed back. So after 2 weeks of waiting and watching reviews I bought this one and I’m 100 percent grateful I made the move to the force! You will feel the vehicle while in races and with that you will improve on your favorite game! The USB works well if you are on pc make sure you switch it to ps3 before plugging it in.

Some situations the wheels motor won’t be on but the wheel will still be registering in the computer! On the playstation make sure it’s on ps4 for the ps4 and it’s a plug and play! As always adjust the settings to your liking! Hopefully I’m reminded to do a follow up review for the reliability of the wheel.

I have read that it doesn’t have the best longevity. But we will have to see for that! But during my 30 hours of use for long periods has been on point with no issues!.

A great wheel except a few months after the 2 year warranty runs out the left downshift paddle starts sticking. I’ve bought 2 and the 2nd one is acting up now. The 2nd wheel was actually the T 80 but the wheel was exactly the same and compatible with the t150.

Just went to buy another T80 got home and found out the new t 80 is a piece of crap. Not sure I want another T 150. I do put a lot of hours on it so maybe that’s to be expected.

I decided to dip my toes into sim racing and driving recently and got hooked. The thrustmaster series are about the closest there is to “affordable” when it comes to force feedback wheels. This wheel and pedal set is a real pleasure to drive.

The wheel has a nice feel and the force feedback is great. I can’t recommend this enough.

Wheel and pedal box looks well made and a good price. Initially had an issue with the pedal box until I realised all I needed to do was reprogram the buttons. Just one annoying thing though, each time I switch it on it Does have to be reprogrammed again.

If you didnt need to do this it would have got 5 stars.

Fantastic gift for my grandson Very easy to use He was over the moon to receive this

Bought this for my partner for his xbox 1 he loves it good value for money hope it keeps him quiet even more

This wheel has been a blast. I have never been one to really be into racing games and with the downfall of first-person shooters lately, I decided to give it a shot. The wheel was reasonably priced and MC even price matched Logitech for another $20 in savings.

This is an excellent beginner wheel but there are a few things to note. The first is I would recommend a stand. They are pretty cheap online between 50-100 dollars. The feedback on this wheel, while great can be a little jerky at times.

This caused my monitor to shake as I was racing around. I highly recommend this wheel as a great beginner wheel. It links perfectly with Forza with a little in-game tuning and has been a blast. If you get the wheel I highly recommend the warranty.

MC employees are very open with how the product warranties can benefit you. Look into it.

Looked and felt good but didn’t keep because spacer was too tall and pushed the wheel too far back into driver. Had to file open the horn button holes to align better with spacer holes. Grant needs to look into it’s quality control.

I looked at two of their 1 inch spacers and both had screw holes out of alignment with the wheel screw holes.

For those of you who will rate this down because it was so long or so hateful, please realize that I am a loyal Logitech customer of almost 15 years, and it is sad that I am treated with such disrespect.

I have always stood by Logitech products, and always trusted the Logitech name and brand. But after this experience, I am very disappointed. If they expect me to be happy with waiting two weeks to replace an item I paid good money for, then they obviously don’t know much about Customer Satisfaction.

The worst part is, if they refund me instead of replace the item (since it is at Logitech’s discretion) I am out a racing wheel, as the money I get back won’t even be close enough to buy one of Logitech’s wheels now (plus, the newer wheels don’t include the shifter, it’s an additional $59.

99 and the wheel and pedals like $399. 99). So, hopefully they work with me and replace instead of refund, as I will truly miss this wheel if not. I give the G27 three eggs. Mostly because, while my experience with Logitech’s support and the company’s ability to ignore flaws in products and never repair / recall them made my upset, the wheel itself is still pretty good overall.

It’s a ton of fun, and I’m going to hate playing OMSI 2 and Project CARS with my Xbox controller until I get a new wheel. It’s just sad that Logitech are going to screw me over and treat me so poorly when I am a loyal customer, just like many others who were subjected to the same things.

Go take a look at the Logitech support forums, and see how many people have stories about Logitech support, or not helping them out. Many of the threads never even get a response from anyone from Logitech, which is sad.

Obviously for Logitech, nowadays it has become more about the money and profits than it is about customer satisfaction and protecting your company name and brand.

The G27 is a legend in the racing sim community. It has an attractive design, sturdy and built to last. It has a strong force feedback motor– you can really feel the virtual forces affecting your car.

But I guess it really depends on the developers and how well-designed the FFB is. Since this wheel’s FFB is not belt-driven, it may not be as smooth, and you can really hear the gears grinding at times.

The h-shifter feels toy-like at times, although there are some simple modifications you can do to alleviate this somewhat. The pedals feel good for the most part. Logitech did a good job of replicating the feel of a real car’s pedals.

You can modify the brake pedal’s spring to get a more nonlinear feel, but this modification is very complicated, not like the h-shifter mod. The paddle shifters take too much force to actuate, in my opinion.

Not sure if there is a mod to make them trigger easier. OVERALL, this is a very good wheel for the price, and is the first real foray into true force feedback, before diving into the $1K wheel kits.

The price tag at first boggles the mind, but once you have it arrive at your door you can see why before even removing it from the box. The unit itself is encased in foam and packaged in two boxes for safety.

Once out of the box the building is quite easy and the smell of genuine leather emanates always. I bought one for my son and it is amazingly durable and customisable. The feel of it sitting in it is equivalent to a race car, it has an amazing feel and no part seems cheaply made.

Downsides, majour downside of course being the price tag, but as mentioned once you fell one you see it is justified. The other being no wheels to move it around, but these can be easily installed from a hardware shop and the basic idea is not to move it anyways.

The other main downside is that the plate that holds the steering wheel is too high for little kids when the braces are used, without the braces it bounces around a bit and the pedals are too far away for kids.

Mine I have not attached the pedals, simply use a clamp to hold them in place so for ease of swapping easily for little kids to teens/adults. The braces for the steering wheel plate do not fit at all but again a large clamp holds it up for teens/adults and can be removed easily for little kids to have it lower.

All in all, no regretsat all with buying this, I would recommend any dad with a son to buy one!.

Wanted a inexpensive steering wheel/pedal setup for PS4 Wasn’t interested in spending a lot of money for force feedback. This unit fits the bill perfectly, and works great The steering wheel has L2 and R2 buttons on the rim that work the gas and brake if you don’t want to use the pedals.

I would recommend this wheel to anyone who just wants an inexpensive wheel without force feedback. It does have vibration feedback which simulates road bumps, and tyres hitting the curb etc, It is much easier to drive with this than a controller.

We have a rug so pedals do not move suckers stuck to a tray really well so far really pleased.

Absolutely terrible. The initial setup is easy but the games it is compatible with VS the games isn’t completely shifts the tides. The ONLY game I have found to have worked with this reliably is CarX drift racing online.

I would not recommend this wheel and highly recommend the PXN V900 racing wheel it’s a little more expensive but it works on pretty much any racing or drifting game out that supports racing wheels.

It’s an affordable, good, stable and strong wheel. The feel is quite good. Lots of programmable buttons. Adjustable sensitivity and deadzone. Easily attached and detached to the table. The only thing I found unpractical is the pedal set.

It’s somehow not comfortable enough because of the design. It’s too high and crude. But still a must have if you’re looking for a relatively cheap and nice racing wheel.

Amazing wheel – First venture into driving sim, and indeed this is my first wheel. So not a lot to compare to, other than a friends Logitech G29 – which is way below the quality of this wheel from my limited experience.

This one is fantastic on PS4, PS5 and PC so far, with easy setup and switching between the consoles etc. The force feedback is amazing, super powerful and I’ve not yet taken it above 50% – Have used it on Gran Turismo 7 – works flawlessly as it does with Forza, Grid Legends and Need for Speed too.

What can I say. I love it and it will forever change driving games for me now. They just feel so much better with this wheel. Scan, as always, super super rapid on dispatch and delivery, quality smooth transaction – Always a pleasure to buy from.

This wheel is a huge upgrade over my 10 year old Logitech DFGT. Anyone considering upgrading from gear driven to belt, I can say first hand you wish you did it sooner. This combined with the TH8A shifter makes for an incredibly immersive experience.

The build quality of the wheel is solid, it feels nice to hold and use, and has plenty of functions. My only con is the “quick release” system isn’t very quick, but a very nice feature nonetheless. As for scan, they have been brilliant yet again.

Order was picked within an hour and dispatched the same day to DPD and arrived the next day. Scan gave updates at every step of the way. TL;DR excellent product, excellent service.

Pros: Well designed and well build product, has lots of functionality with good setup option. Drive and feedback is the best I’ve experienced, which gives that extra feel when racing. Cons: Buttons is my only issue.

!! I got the add-on Farrari f1 wheel, which looks amazing and the part. issue, the Buttons are labelled up for racing as you would see on the car. But when using the game settings it says use no:4 ? there are no numbers on the wheel or Buttons and to top it off, their not in number order ? so now, everyone has to send time working out what does what and with 20+ Buttons that’s a lot to get used too.