Customer Reviews for VEVOR Racing Simulator Steering Wheel Stand G27 G29 PS4 G920 T300RS T80

I have had this product for several days. The product is made of the metric equivalent of 1" square mild steel tubing. Once assembled it can be VERY sturdy. To get absolutely no movement in this chassis you need to tighten everything very tight which can certainly be done. The steel is good quality and the fasteners are also sufficient.If you are handyman this rig can be made even better. For example the screen mount sits WAY too far away from the seat and steering wheel to be realistic. I modified the frame with clamps and some 1' tubular steel to move my screen mount immediately behind the steering wheel mount. That, in combination with the adjustable seating position, get me a much more comfortable and immersive experience.Buy this unit for its build quality BUT if you don't have the skill to make modifications you may be disappointed in the final product just from the stand point of the driver/steering wheel/monitor ratio.The product build material is sturdy enough to be welded or drilled and bolted so make your adjustments and enjoy this rig.For those that use a single monitor the three screen mount comes in pieces and does not have to be assembled thus allowing a large single monitor. The product uses 100mm VESA mounts. I am currently using a G27 wheel and pedals and drilled extra holes for screw for a really secure mount. The gear shift mount can be put on either the left or right side.

Very good stand, is sturdy and doesn't rattle or anything. Only issue is the instructions are all in Chinese. With a bit of logic, it isn't too hard to figure out how to put together. Comes with built in pads to stop the metal from scratching floorboards etc.

This set up is awesome, the seat was torn from poor packaging. Not very detailed instructions, but wasn't hard to figure out. I'm 220lbs and it's very sturdy.

I have to take back my previous bad review. I didn't notice that the docs say it arrives in two boxes. In my case, the second box did not arrive for two days. By that time, I was pretty spun up. When it did arrive, everything looked good. I thought the materials were pretty high quality, and it went together pretty easily. The seat is really nice, like a regular sports car seat. Missing one two inch bolt, but no big deal. Still cant really figure out what all the chrome screws are for. Wish they would offer a monitor mount kit. I would buy that.

Its a pretty nice sim racing cockpit. I'm a big guy 6'7" tall and 240lbs and this has enough adjustability to fit me just fine. I knew it could be junk when I ordered it but I was pleasantly surprised that it's quite nice!! Only negative was the lack of real assembly instructions. There is only a single page diagram included that has various pictures that can guide you through the build.

for the price its great,... you should know 2 things up front#1 ( doesn't come with the seat pictured )  ( frame & seat will ship in 2 seperate boxes & arrive at 2 seperate times )if you are ok with that then as far as the sim rig itself assembly isn't too hard / its pretty sturdy for a budget rig / seat is decent for the money / if you have any problems customer service is great

Very nice and comfortable.It with simple set up, and very good looking.Makes driving games even more realistic. Customer support is great. They took care of me immediately. Thanks.

Anyone over 6’ will have to not use the connectors and pick up some long pvc pipe to connect the front and rear, I’m 6’4” and leave it unattached so my roommates who 5’10” can fit perfect when it’s setup how it comes in the kit, sturdy

I bought this initially to game on but I loved it so much that I wanted to really race it. I went and got a used go cart engine, hooked it up, fabricated an axle and wheels. This thing shreds! I personally dislike braking systems so I didn't install one, if you think they're worth the investment you could do it. Anyway, I just ordered a grappling hook for 5.99 with a 500 ft bungee rope, affixed it to the rear bumper and when I want to stop I toss it at the nearest tree and bam you're done! You probably want to set up a "parking pole" in your back yard so when you head on in there you can chuck the grappling hook and just keep doing circles around it until the cord is nice and raveled properly- the wife will appreciate the cleanliness.

After maybe 4 months of use the bracket for the shifter broke, kinda sad thought this would last longer.