The Best Racing Wheels for NASCAR Racing
Oval racing asks a wheel to do a narrow set of things extremely well. A...
Belt & Gear Driven Wheels
Belt and gear driven wheels from Logitech, Thrustmaster, PXN, and Hori remain the most popular way to start sim racing. They cost less, work on consoles out of the box, and are more than enough for casual play. This section explains the trade-offs against direct drive and ranks the current models.
Hori Racing Wheel Apex Review: PS5 on a Budget
The HORI Racing Wheel Apex is one of the most popular ways onto a PlayStation...
Subsonic SV250 Review: A Wheel for Switch and Xbox
The Subsonic SV250 is an entry wheel built for one specific job: getting a controller...
Subsonic 220RS-5 Review: Entry RGB Wheel for PS5
The Subsonic 220RS-5 is an entry PlayStation 5 wheel built around accessibility and lights rather...
PXN V99 Review: Budget Force Feedback Wheel
The PXN V99 is notable for a simple reason: it puts genuine motor driven force...
PXN V3 Pro Review: A First Wheel Under $80
The PXN V3 Pro is one of the most popular first wheels sold, and the...
Thrustmaster T98 Ferrari 296 GTB Review: Budget PS5 Wheel
The Thrustmaster T98 Ferrari 296 GTB is an entry wheel built for one job: getting...
Best Budget Wheel With Force Feedback for Sim Racing
This roundup judges budget wheels on one thing above all: the quality and honesty of...
Best Racing Wheel for Beginners: First Sim Wheels Ranked
The best first racing wheel is rarely the strongest one, and that is the honest...
Best Racing Wheels Under $400: Is Direct Drive Worth It Yet
Under $400 is the first budget where sim racing hands you a real choice instead...