Customer Reviews for VEVOR Racing Wheel Stand, Pedal and Seat Adjustable Racing Simulator Cockpit, Carbon Steel Gaming Wheel Stand, Game Chair Highly Compatible with Logitech Wheels, Thrustmaster Wheels, PS3/4, Xbox 360

Picked up the G29 model for a Logitech G920 (Xbox) with stick. For the price ($99), it is real solid for what it is. It’s not wobbly. Sure the instructions are terrible as pointed out often but I question the mechanical skills there as it fits together easily with a little logic. I paired it with an already owned X-Rocker Pro for an immersive driving experience.

Good quality, they could have chucked in the gear base as well for the same price but they did not so i had to do a but of creativity. Tell me what you think. overall a good product.

Doesn't take up a huge amount of space in the living room. Also good stability for driving fun.

Good

Quality product easy to assemble, and adjust. It is a great price too. Have seen comparable set-ups at twice the price.

This is just what I needed for my steering wheel (under $200) set I bought myself for the holidays for the quality is top notch and will most likely fit any steering wheel set I believe someone could easily think outside the box. But mainly the reason I happened on Vevor was that this manufactuer of this product in a search of the internet you will find that this is the cheapest price from all other sites you may buy on the internet and sites varied from $20, $30 and $40 plus. So buy from Vevor I received in the same amount of time and free shipping as any other site also.

For the price this worked out great for my Logitech G920. I’m also able to switch it out with a flight stick. It’s sturdy enough for diving games.

Great stand for the wheel

Very hard to put together. The boats I’ll come in a plastic bag with no labeling. You’re basically guessing how long something else. I had to take the bolts out and put them back in like five times. With that said it’s definitely nice quality and sturdy.

Instructions could be better but its not hard with a little common sense. Build quality is pretty good and I don't expect it to bend or anything. It does wobble a bit, especially when shifting but I kind of expected that just by looking at it.My main gripe is that while folding the main piece is easy and can be done by hand what they don't mention is the shifter doesn't. That's my main gripe with it. The shifter needs to be removed completely, every time, and you'll need the tools to remove it. Every. Time. Furthermore, you'll have to store the screws for that shifter somewhere and hope you don't lose them for next time. (Or tape a bag to it to hold the screws.)