Racing Wheel Stand, Heavy-Duty Simulator Cockpit Steering Wheel Stand, Fit Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920, G923, Thrustmaster T300RS, TX F458, T500RS, T3PA-PRO (F1/GT) and CSR Pedals

Two products are described on this listing and they are not quite the same thing. The title sells a wheel stand and a simulator cockpit in one breath, and the supplier's text talks about seat tilt and lumbar support without ever confirming what ships in the carton. Worth settling before you order.

Where the seat question sits

The supplier states the seat tilts between 90° and 135°, with 6.3 in / 160 mm of forward and back travel, and describes a high-strength steel frame under soft upholstery with built-in lumbar support. What no part of the listing does is state pack contents. Nothing itemises what arrives, so the seat is described in detail yet never confirmed as included. If a full cockpit is what you want rather than a bare frame for wheel and pedals, contact us and we will get the packing list from the supplier before anything is dispatched.

Carbon steel, and a number with nothing behind it

Construction is carbon steel with heavy-duty welds, thickened plates and what the supplier calls a reinforced frame. Sitting on top of that is a single figure: supports up to 397 lbs without shifting. No basis is given for it. No test method, no standard, and no statement of whether it describes a static load on a seat, the assembly as a whole, or the wheel deck under force feedback. The number is printed here exactly as the supplier prints it, and nothing further should be read into it.

Matching your hardware to the hole pattern

Mounting holes are pre-drilled, and the title's list is the specific one: Thrustmaster T300RS, TX F458 and T500RS, together with the T3PA-PRO pedal set in F1 and GT layouts; CSR pedals; and from Logitech the G25, G27, G29, G920 and G923. The supplier's description then adds Fanatec, Hori and Mad Catz with no model numbers attached to any of them. Hole patterns are model-specific. Check yours against the title's list, because a near miss means drilling the plate yourself.

Key features

• Wheel deck: the user sets both its height and its angle.
• Pedal plate adjustment: height and angle move as well, so foot position can be matched to your own reach.
• Reversible shifter mount: swaps to the left or the right of the frame.
• Seat movement, as described: 90°–135° of tilt and 160 mm of fore-and-aft travel, per the supplier.
• Welded carbon steel: thickened plates through the load path, the supplier's stated construction.

Specifications

• Wheel models the title names: Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920, G923. Thrustmaster wheels: T300RS, TX F458, T500RS
• Pedal sets the title names: CSR, plus the Thrustmaster T3PA-PRO in F1 and in GT
• Brands named only in the supplier's description: Fanatec, Hori, Mad Catz — no models given
• Stated load figure: 397 lbs, no basis published
• Seat tilt: 90°–135°, per the supplier
• Seat fore-and-aft travel: 6.3 in / 160 mm, both figures as the supplier gives them
• Shifter mount: left or right
• Frame material: carbon steel, welded
• Pack contents, folded size, overall dimensions, mass and colour: not published

Two things to sort out first

• Console and PC gaming equipment — no automotive use whatsoever, no vehicle it fits, and nothing about it that belongs on a car.
• Whether a seat is supplied is never stated outright. Ask us before ordering if the cockpit is the reason you are buying.
• The supplier's fifth feature card is headed for quick folding but its text describes seating and lumbar support instead. No folding mechanism appears anywhere in the data, so do not count on one.
• Confirm your exact wheel and pedal model. Pre-drilled patterns do not adapt to near-matches.

A welded steel frame for a wheel, pedals and a shifter. Get the pack contents confirmed with us first if a seat is part of what you are expecting.