Wheels
Sim racing wheels and rims are the primary control interface for virtual driving. Available in diameters from 270mm to 400mm, with materials ranging from suede to leather and aluminium. Features like dual clutch paddles, integrated displays, and backlit buttons vary by model. Compatibility with your wheelbase quick release system is the most important factor.
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Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Rim SPARCO® GT

starting from*159,95 €
Ascher McLaren Artura Sport

starting from*799,00 €
Wheel | Porsche 911 Cup

starting from*1.669,00 €
Zen Vezza Ultra

starting from*759,05 €
HRS X-360 QR Hangar System

starting from*53,37 €
Sabelt SW1-R Rim

starting from*149,00 €
Wheel | F28-SC V2

starting from*749,00 €
CuraSim Controls GT3 Steering Wheel by Precision Sim Engineering

starting from*895,00 €
Simlab Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team Steering Wheel

starting from*2.654,39 €
Rally Wheel Add-On Sparco® R383 Mod

starting from*229,99 €
MVH Studios F1L 3.0 CORE
starting from*249,00 €
Gen5 Shifter Paddles

starting from*20,00 €
Asetek SimSports Closed D Orange Leather Rim
starting from*EOL
ClubSport Steering Wheel R300 V2 for Xbox

starting from*399,95 €
Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Rim GT3

starting from*99,95 €
Interlock Base Module

starting from*EOL
F-CORE EVO Formula Black

starting from*507,00 €
Ace Morph ES - Modular Rim for Moza ES Hub

starting from*129,90 €
QRX Wheel side

starting from*190,00 €
GT 320 mm Wheel Rim

starting from*EOL
ESS GTW Ultra

starting from*899,00 €
Q-CONN + QRX Full Set Black

starting from*315,00 €
EVO:NS

starting from*1.150,67 €
Clubsport Steering Wheel BMW GT2 V2

starting from*299,95 €
H.AO Hub with DX320 D Wheel

starting from*EOL
ClubSport Steering Wheel R300 V2

starting from*379,95 €
KS Steering Wheel

starting from*279,00 €
Simagic QR-A

starting from*EOL
Universal Quick Release Full Set

starting from*167,00 €
MPI 14 Inch Stock Car Style Wheel

starting from*200,02 €
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Frequently Asked Questions
What steering wheel size is best for sim racing?
Most sim racers prefer a 300-320mm diameter wheel. Smaller wheels (270-290mm) suit formula-style racing with quicker inputs, while larger wheels (320-340mm) feel more natural for GT and rally driving. The right size depends on your racing discipline and personal preference.
What does quick release compatibility mean?
Quick release (QR) systems let you swap steering wheels on a wheelbase without tools. Each manufacturer uses its own QR standard — Fanatec, Simucube, Simagic, Moza, and others are not cross-compatible. Always ensure your wheel rim and wheelbase share the same QR system, or purchase an adapter.
Do I need a sim racing wheel with a built-in display?
A built-in display shows real-time telemetry like speed, gear position, lap times, and delta without looking away from the track. While useful, it is not essential — external dashboard displays, SimHub overlays on a secondary screen, or phone apps are popular alternatives at lower cost.
What is dual clutch on a sim racing wheel?
Dual clutch refers to two analog clutch paddles behind the wheel, used for bite-point launches in standing starts. Each paddle controls partial clutch engagement, allowing precise launch control. This feature is mainly useful for GT3, LMDh, and formula-style racing where standing starts are critical.