DIWANGUS Steering Wheel Stand, Foldable Racing Wheel Stand for Logitech G29/G920/G923, for Thrustmaster T248/T300/Ferrari 458/T150/T80 PS5 PS4 XBOX PC(Stand ONLY)

Good adjustability, foldable for storage, very stable

Bought this for my thrustmaster set up, it arrived at the earliest date mentioned, is half built already for you and is so easy to put together, literally took 15 mins to build. Very sturdy, doesn't move about when your in the zone trying to be a drift king. Really can't go wrong for the price.

The stand has a very good base and for me it doesn't move on the floor carpet.The place where the vertical bar hinges is the weak point. In my unit the hinge point had two metal bits malaligned. So the screw would not connect in the opposite end. I had to hammer these a bit to realign them and now the hinge is working fine.But the steering wheel has a slight wobble despite all my efforts. I feel if the unit had two vertical bars to hold the steering wheel attachment, this would be reduced. If you look at the product video you can see a wobble even on that.However, for my needs the stand is good enough. It's foldable design and price is what made me buy it..but these are the very qualities that make it less sturdy.

Purchased as a birthday gift to go with his thrustmaster and this is a 10/10. Compact so doesn't take up a lot of room, sturdy and has great height adjustment.

Update**The pedal base is solid no issues there it’s the middle pole very wobbly the bolt doesn’t go all the way through wobbles and rattlesIf ur a competitive driver like me ur fighting the stand to keep it stable while trying to driveHaving to return as it wobbles really bad when you’re driving and racing the worst wheel stand I’ve hadDO NOT RECOMMEND

Everything works fine only shifter bracket could be located more side becouse when hiting clutch hits the shifter bracket . Will install longer bolts and pipe spacer to shifter bracket

It does what it's meant to do, but it really doesn't feel very sturdy at all. I've used this with a G920 and also a Fanatec DD unit.The upright support for the wheel is locked at 90 degrees at the base, so you are limited on driving position, on my previous stand the support pivoted at the bottom so you could position the wheels pretty much anywhere you wanted to in relation to the pedals. With this you can adjust the height, and the tilt of the wheel platform but that's about it. So even with the pedals as far back as they can go your seating position is far too upright for simulating an F1 car.If you're being a bit erratic, it's not very stable. I was trying to learn Scandinavian flicks, and the sudden jerky movements slightly bent the frame at the base of the wheel support.I travel a lot and it's good for my needs. It's pretty light compared to alternatives and it compacts down well to pop into my van.

Easy to build, instructions straight forward (not like I needed them), its exactly what I needed and not for a bad price.