flybold Racing Steering Wheel Stand - Adjustable Gaming Wheel Mount for Logitech, Thrustmaster, and Fanatec Wheels - Includes Gear Shifter Mount, Pedal Support - Foldable, Easy Storage, 19x25x4-Inch

Sturdy, heavy duty, and solid all describe it. Assembly was a slight challenge but we got it together easily enough. It adjusted to fit both him or me. The only negative I have is that it takes up a pretty big space in his bedroom and what do you do with it when he is not using it. Too big for a closet and won't fold flat to slide under the bed, which would have been a really good solution for storage. Still, nothing wrong with it and it works as intended. Can recommend.

Expected some flaws for something priced under $100. The limited adjustibility and a little movement when using the wheel were things I expected. I didn't expect was for the pedal mounting system to be unusable, but the problem was easy enough solve with Dual Lock Tape. I also found the mount for the shifter is a little too close to my leg.

I was excited to step into the beginners world of simulated racing. I was immediately disappointed in the instructions that came with this sad scrap of metal called a steering wheel stand. The instructions did not detail which screws were which but in one of the lines in the instructions it states insert screw (L) into hole. Which screw is (L)? I eventually figured that out. To make matters worse the bar which holds the steering wheel is very shaky. Even after tightening the screws.When I assembled the tray that inevitably held the steering wheel the metal track that goes onto the pole was bent and had to be bent back by hand to get it to fit.And lastly on the base which is supposed to mount the pedals they give you a little metal bar that’s supposed to screw into the pedals to keep them from sliding around. The screws that were with them were not long enough to reach the screw holes on the bottom of the pedals. So nothing is able to hold the pedals from sliding around or off the base of this steering wheel stand. Horrible design.Yeah. Too much wrong with this wheel stand. I’m sorry to say I do not recommend it. I opted to order a different brand and style of wheel stand, which I will review once it arrives in a couple days.

My son had have so many endless hours of fun using this product.

It works decently with a 9nm wheelbase. It doesn't rattle or move too much when everything is tightened. It comes with a bar to mount pedals, but there are no holes in the base. I was able to come up with a temporary solution, but I plan to replace with my next round of upgrades. I would rather buy a finished product than fiddle around with drilling holes.

Just ended up sometime later buying a higher end one

Everything was well packaged. Nothing missing. Very easy to put together. Using it with T80 steering wheel and pedals.

The entire rig is made from heavy powder coated steel, and it was easy to put together. It came with good hardware, pre drilled holes for mounting several models of wheel, and the mounting screws to fit. The set included a strip that screwed to the bottom of my petals; but no clear way to secure them to the frame. I only have two petals, so the metal strip is longer than my box leaving screw holes on either end I could put zip ties through and secure it to the frame. That works great!Where the arm connects to the bottom frame, there are only three possible angles it can be set to, if 45 degrees doesn't put it at the optimal height and distance away you are out of luck; because 90 would definitely not work, and 0 would not work. Don't try lowering the arm for storage; it is difficult to pull out that pin and put it back in. A ratcheting joint there would have made sense.