DIWANGUS Racing Wheel Stand Foldable Racing Simulator Cockpit Adjustable Steering Wheel Stand for Logitech G29 G920 G923 G27 G25 for Thrustmaster T248X T248 T300RS T150 458 TX Xbox PS4 PS5

First, this comes literally all put together, just add the Wheel Kit. The screws fit all the slots and holes. Wire management even got a help, with 3 velcro strips. BIG ADVANTAGE for me, was this folds up like a folding chair, no bolts to take out of awkward slots, literally a under 5 second deal (assuming you've unplugged the power and usb), and you are ready to transport.) Note it's about 5 lbs. lighter also, than some of the other leading options. IF you use the Shifter arm, it will stick out, and the pedals will stick out some. (as noted by others, the shifter arm, has a little give to it, but not bad) Deploys just as easy, and hook up power & usb; easy adjustment of pedals angle with a ratcheting mechanism. I added a couple more velcro ties, heavy duty velcro to hold power block to lower leg, and wire management cover over some of the wiring for looks. Well and thoughtfully engineered, making it very convenient & mobile.

(Will be updating as I get more time with the stand)Been using this with my g920 and logitech h-shifter. So far, I've only had two issues. I have no complaints though, both are easily fixed. The first (and more major of the two) is that after about 25 hours of playtime, the metal arm that extends out that you can bolt the shifter onto became very loose. This is fine though, as it's just the minimal task of tightening a couple bolts after a week of use. The second issue is that you can't really drive too aggressively with the stand right out of the box. It moves the actual stand around too much, but I've found this is easily fixed by putting two 25lbs weights on the other end of it.In the end, I think this is a great stand and is definitely a good option if you're on a budget. I'm still giving it five stars since the only issues I've had with it are very easily worked around.

I'm quite happy with this this wheel stand. First, no assembly required (besides bolting on the shift lever arm attachment). Secondly, it feels solid with no wobbling or sliding around. And it's foldable, although once you bolt the pedals and possibly the wheel to the stand, you'll lose this functionality. But once set up the footprint isn't that large. My wife hasn't complained about it, which was the acid test.While the stand feels robust, the weak point may be platform to which you attach the wheel, which is secured to the frame by one large screw. With the Logitech G29 pedals centered on the pedal base, it resulted in a rather too straight-armed driving position and the wheel platform actually loosened under the stress of sawing the wheel during a dirt event. I solved the problem by remounting the pedals as far forward as possibly, thereby moving the wheel itself closer for a more comfortable position where I wasn't "hanging on the wheel" so to speak. But I think a optional cross-brace to further secure the wheel platform would have been useful.To sum up, if you don't have floor space for a full driving rig, the DIWANGUS stand is a viable solution.

Works great with my T248. Easily adjustable to be comfortable while racing from the couch. I did have to mount the pedals further back for comfort, but the hard points on my pedals and the mounting holes on the stand allowed me to still get 3 M6 screws into the pedals, so they're plenty sturdy. Folds up easily enough for storage in a closet, while fully assembled but not exactly out of sight in the living room. Direct drive or stronger wheels probably are a bad move with this stand. The wheel mount is sturdy, but definitely can flex and move under heavier force, and the plastic "rack and pinion" lock is a weak point to consider in the future.Overall a great value for an entry level couch sim racing rig. Plus it's fun to tell people you're going to go play with your Diwangus. Who even comes up with these names?

The product comes with the cockpit very well protected along with the necessary equipment, parts and tools to not only setup the shifter pad but also comes with the adequate screws to screw the wheel, pedals, and shifters to the designated areas! The stand is very steady not wobbly at all and instruction manual was easy to understand. (Manual may not be even needed; it’s very straightforward) especially since it already comes mostly set up. It’s great. Zero complaints and out of all other racing wheel cockpits I must admit this has to be the best one [for this particular design]. It really exceeded my expectations and there aren’t any real bad reviews on this product either… it’s worth the extra few bucks compared to other stands like vector and gt racing.

Halfway decent. Nothing amazing. Works great for driving, but needs a counter weight for intense driving games

I recently got a G29 wheel and pedal set. I was looking for a stand and decided to give this one a shot and am glad I did.It's lightweight, easy to put together, and very adjustable. There is tons of mounting options for both customizing and future upgrading. It also came with screws compatible with the G29.My only issues with this stand was one of the screws wasn't finished so it didn't have the hex hole machined out. The cable wraps it comes with are also low quality and don't work very well.My absolute favorite part of this stand and why I would buy it again is it comes with a bracket that you can put the wheel of your chair in and prevent the stand and your chair from sliding away. This was my biggest worry when shopping for a stand and to have it included was a huge relief.