Best brose Adjustable Racing Steering wheel Stand Shifter Mount Fit for Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920 Racing Simulator Cockpit Video Game Accessories, Shifter Wheel Pedals NOT Included

Mine arrived with NO instructions and a pile of metal parts and a bag of screws. It took about an hour to assemble and ultimately it's fine once assembled. I recommend laying all the pieces out and then laying the screws and bolts out near each spot before screwing them together. Also, zoom in on the Amazon product photos and you can get an overall good idea of what goes where.Once assembled, it seems very sturdy and will be a very nice addition to my racing games. My G920 wheel, pedals and shifter hard mounted easily to the driving frame with screws that were included. The telescoping frame makes it very easy to adjust wheel height. The wheel attachment point tips forward or backward and so does the pedal tray. So everything should be easily customizable for *most* people. It is VERY solid and feels heavy and does not slip. In fact, on my low pile carpet it's actually hard to move away when I'm done playing.This isn't a full metal cockpit experience but for the price point I'm pleased.

I initially bought this to use for both a racing stand for a wheel and pedals as well as a stand for my flight controls for MSFS24. I use the Turtlebeach Velocity One Yoke and I wasn’t quite sure the Velcoity one would fit on the stand and it does!! I use the Thrustmaster TMX with T3PA pedals for racing and the wheels are able to screw into the base plate. This is a great option for both flying and racing. As all other reviews said the instructions suck but you can figure it out(hence the loss of a star). Well built and sturdy. Meets my needs at a good price.

This is my first racing stand so I have nothing to compare it to, but so far it’s great. After getting it assembled it’s a lot more sturdy and stable than I was expecting honestly. Putting it together, while not difficult per se, was harder than it should have been due to garbage instructions. Fortunately it’s relatively straight forward to assemble if you just look at the picture of the finished product. Took approximately 20 minutes from start to finish, not counting screwing on the steering wheel, pedals, or shifter and doing a little cable management with the included Velcro straps.The stand feels like it should easily hold up over time. Its got good weight to it, and doesn’t budge while using it. I’m using a g920 wheel, pedal, and shifter on the stand which all mounted no problem. We’ll see how the stand does in the long run as between my two teenage sons and I, it’s going to be used daily I’m sure.Overall I’d say this is a reasonably priced, sturdy stand and for the entry level user. Two thumbs up.

So I have had this thing for a while now and.... It's pretty good, and you definitely need something for the force feedback. It does the job, and was not that difficult to assemble even with the vague instructions. There's one thing I don't really like, and that's if I'm having a crazy moment trying to regain control over my car the while stand will move. I almost knock it over lol. But that definitely could be me, and for the price this unit does just fine trust me. The worst part of the whole set up is my butt in a poker chair, even with a pillow I unfortunately can't game for too long my butt goes numb it sucks.

I ordered this stand for a wheel that isn't EXACTLY compatible, but it's not NOT compatible. Anywho, this stand makes a world of difference. Most games in my library, going all the way back to the PS2 are racing/drifting games/sims.. I've normally had a wheel, but I used to just attach them to a TV dinner table. This is worlds apart. It's sturdy and more ergonomically advantageous.My only gripe is that the instructions are absolute DOG ISH!!! I mean horrible. It's like if a 2year-old baby, addicted to heroin, tried to write detailed engineering instructions for the Hubble Telescope....or.... like if you ever bought anything from Ikea. Suffice it to say they're bad. Really bad. However, the item, itself, is stellar and anybody who's ever played with Legos could put it together. With their BOX OF SCRAPS, it took me under an hour.

I'm surprised this thing has such a good rating. I'll keep this short.1. It's great for the price2. The assembly instructions are HORRIBLE.3. It is a pain to make adjustments after it is assembled. The twist screws to hold adjustable parts in plaice are almost impossible to move unless you wiggle the bar back and forth while unscrewing. And the wheel attachment portion is really hard to move up and down.4. It wobbles left and right.. and I feel like this has gotten worse after trying to adjust it up or down a few times.Overall.. If you don't want to spend a lot on a stand and dont mind going through the annoying amount of effort required to adjust it, it does the job just fine.

Packaging wasn't great and the finish of the product was chipped off in numerous places as a result. Each of the parts were loosely in bubble wrap bags and all also loosely put in a box. There was no packing in the box to keep the parts from moving around and scraping/banging against others. A couple parts were slightly bent, but we're easily bent back into shape with a pair of pliers. Paint/finish was chipped off thoroughly in numerous spots from the shoddy packaging and the realities of shipping. The product itself seems well made and sturdy. Assembly was quick and easy. The height adjustment is very stiff/difficult, I believe partially because the outer square tube on one side is slightly bent from poor packaging. I applied liberal paste wax to the inner square tubing, which helps some, but repeated height adjustment appears as if it will scrape off the finish of the inner tube(it already is scraping it slightly with any movement). Good product, but a little bit of packing in the shipping box to prevent movement would make it great.

Quality stand! Very stable and easy to set up