9 Best Racing Wheels for Gaming Consoles And PC

SimXperience AccuForce Pro V2

Want a Direct Drive system at a cheaper price? The SimXperience AccuForce Pro V2 has you covered, costing $1000 (though it doesn’t feature a set of pedals). It offers three force feedback options, from raw feedback provided by the game to SimXperience’s optimized feedback and a user-created setting. With up to 4500 degrees of rotation,13 Newton meters of sustained torque for half an hour at 100 percent stall, 13 buttons and a tough build, the overall quality measures up pretty well against some of the best. The steering wheel is wrapped in Alcantara for a better feel while the quick release system allows for swapping out different wheels as you please.