The Thrustmaster T98 is about as budget as a budget racing wheel and pedals can get, but that’s by design. This entry-level bundle includes everything a young racer needs to get started with a wheel, ...

We've seen an explosion in the number of affordable direct drive (DD) racing wheels over the past couple of years, with Fanatec and Moza offering increasingly inexpensive options that still deliver ...

Let’s start our analysis by looking at the basic details of both steering. The Thrustmaster T248 is a reasonably affordable wheel. It is fairly light, making it easier to mount and use. Its complete ...

If you're a sim racer with money to burn, look no further, because the Thrustmaster Hypercar Wheel Add-On is the ultimate in luxury racing wheels. Compatible with the T598, the T818, and all future ...

If you’ve ever looked for simulation peripherals to take your gaming to the next level, you’re going to have heard of Thrustmaster. Whether it’s driving, flying, or lifting off in a space shuttle, ...

The new T598 is compatible with the PS5, PS4, and PCs and introduces a new electric motor delivering smoother wheel turns. The new T598 is compatible with the PS5, PS4, and PCs and introduces a new ...

With Formula 1's popularity surging over the last few years, so has the appetite for high-quality sim racing equipment. There are a number of impressive racing titles currently available, whether it ...

If you’re looking for the ultimate racing experience on the PC, Thrustmaster will soon offer the TS-PC Racer racing wheel based on its new “open wheel” design and a new motor. Thanks to these two ...

Thrustmaster is introducing a new add-on racing wheel to its collection known as the Ferrari 488 GT3 Wheel Add-On. Inspired by Ferrari’s very successful 488 GT3 racing car, the wheel is an exact 1:1 ...

As Ars’ resident racer, I often get asked what steering wheel people should buy for racing games. And for the past few years, my default answer has been to head to Logitech. The G29 (for Playstation 4 ...

Remember arcade machines? They were these amazing things where you could pretend to drive cars faster than you could in real life. They had seats, pedals, a gear stick and a steering wheel. Well sadly ...