Customer Reviews for VEVOR Adjustable Steering Wheel Stand Frame Stainless Steel Racing Steering Wheel Stand fit for Logitech G27 G25 G29 and G920 Wheels Racing Simulator Stand Racing Wheel Gaming Stand

Dont like how it folds to store

Really decent setup, pretty comfortable and sturdy and I'm writing this about 4 months after getting it and so far no issues. The monitor stand is super sturdy also. My only complaint was there was hardly any instruction and you basically have to look at a picture of it and figure it out but for the price you can't really complain.

No actual directions only picture. Setting the chair up is a pain in the butt but easy to set up once together

Good

The G27 is a great deal, especially for $299! I am not sure why the G27 is less than the G29, but the G27 comes with the triple monitor stand and as far as I can tell is the same cockpit as the G29 and G920 and very similar to the GTR simulator GTA, all of which cost more and do not have a monitor stand, let alone a triple monitor stand. The 2nd and 3rd monitor arms come off easy to use with single monitor and take up less room. It was shipped and arrived fairly quick. It was fairly easy to assemble. The only thing I switched was to put the shifter on the right instead of the left. I then added a bracket to the steering assembly to change the angle of the steering wheel, I added pictures of that, and it was missing the bolts for the pedal plate to attach to the square tube chassis. It is the same thread as the rest of the bolts, just get them about 5mm longer than the short ones used on the square tubing. The brackets and bolts were less than $4 at ACE. I have been looking for cheap driving rig for awhile for a second location and this is the best bang for the $!! But make sure you are ordering the G27 version.

Just wished everything was shipped together or the boxes marked 1 of 3 , because without knowing it seems like parts were missing.

Compared to other sim rigs this is a awesome price. especially one that comes with a monitor mount. Had to drill holes in the pedal plates to mount my fanatec pedals. Also had to buy the bolts for it. The connection from the pedal plat top the rig was loose so i recommend getting bigger bolts. Seat was very difficult to install but this is the first time i built a sim rig so i could have been doing it wrong. There is a pivot point between the seat and rest of the rig that moves if you have loadcell brakes. Putting the seat up againt the wall fixes this problem though. In conclusion if you want to save money and want to put some love into the rig this is a good product

Directions are bad but fairly easy to figure out what goes were

Solid frame, feels sturdy.The seat is super stiff, but I assume that will change over time. I'm still getting used to the setups and tightening things up.The only difficult part of installation is the seat/sliders to the base. You have to attach it in a very specific sequence, sliding the seat forward and back.The package came in three boxes. They beat up the box with the seat, and one part came in bent. I just bent it back, but they obviously didn't care about proper packaging.You are going to have to buy something like this if you are planning to use a larger TV. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07771JFVP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

As of 03/10, the item still comes in 3 separate boxes, so be weary of contacting the company prematurely4 stars due to horrible excuse for instructions. Luckily I’m a mechanic so this experience did help some but might take the average user some time to piece together.The wheel base fit perfectly for my thrustmaster wheel base, same with the shift knob. The pedals will need to have slots drilled if you’d like to hard mount them.Only concern I have is the crossbar for the wheel tends to move up and down when wheel is being aggressively used. I use it for drifting mainly, so the wheel takes some abuse.All in all, good product considering the rigidity and the fact that it comes with the monitor stand