Customer Reviews for VEVOR G29, G27 and G25 Racing Simulator Steering Wheel Stand GT Racing Simulator Steering Wheel Stand,Wheel Support and Pedal not Included

Setup was a royal pain because as many others have indicated, the instructions are largely useless. They use small pictures, and don't show how to assemble it. Just pictures of it already assembled. Weird angles on the items in the pictures they did include make it hard to understand how it all comes together. Trial and error got me through to a usable product. I had to take it apart several times to get things put in the right spot because the instructions weren't clear on how it all goes together. I do like that they included the hardware to mount the various pieces of the wheel to the frame securely because they are sure needed. The shifter base is just a folded piece of sheet metal and has no thickness to it. The thumb screw clamps on the H shifter module are useless and one just needs to screw the shifter module directly to the plate to get it to stay securely. Kind of a pain to remove for storage if you live in a smaller place like I do. The wheel can clamp to the aluminum frame for the upper portion of the frame. The smoother powdercoat on the pedal plate at the bottom make it to where the pedals slide while in game. Screwing them in place is a good solution, but that introduces its own set of complications ( more on that below).After assembly, ran into a few things that could use improvement. the upright struts that hold the upper platform for the wheel to attach to use plastic handled thumb screws to allow collapse for storage. This would be much better served to have a spring loaded push button pin to allow collapse instead ( Such as found on lawn furniture umbrellas or infant swings). the wheel I have has a large pedal set and I had to relocate the thumb screws to the outside as the base of the pedals were too close and would not allow me to fully remove to collapse the frame. I can probably fix it later but will have to completely flip the frame as I cannot release the pedal platform to swivel up to screw pedals into place without removing the thumb scr

As everyone has said: The instructions are HORRIBLE (almost useless), and the machine screws were not the right length and number, but I was able to make do without buying more hardware.More importantly, it works pretty well with Logitech's flight yoke, throttle quadrant and rudder pedals. I may have to add a little bracing because (unlike a racecar steering wheel) you push and pull on the yoke. Also, it's slightly narrow so the rudder pedals lightly brush the vertical supports at times.But for the price, it's built pretty beefy, and solved my problem of too much stuff on my desk.It's a good value if you're up to solving the puzzle and adjusting it to your needs.

This works well for holding the steering wheel and pedals. The downside is that it came with limited directions. There is an excellent how to on YouTube. So grab your phone before you start assembly.

I bought this for Logitech G29 wheel/pedals. For under $100, can't be beat. The pictures in this listing was the only way I was able to figure out how to assemble it. You'll need to took photos on your phone and zoom in to attempt to read the instructions. You'll have spare nuts and bolts when done, which also leaves you wondering if you put it together properly.

Very wobbly even took back apart an put back together an still isn’t right

Item is great quality, but don't expect the instructions to be of any help. You are better off looking at the pictures and trying to figure it out.

I needed a stand with a smaller footprint for my desk setup, and this one fit perfect. I was questioning the stability of the design though, even before buying. "Without a cross brace I hope the arms are thick enough not to wobble". Turned out to be a very valid concern.If you are using a Logitech wheel, you wont have many complaints, but I mounted a CSL Elite onto this, and instantly had to turn down the force feedback in game. Lots of side to side movement, all the way down to the arm mounting point, and there's only a couple spot welds down there holding the brackets on.The instructions werent as bad as people say, if you have built any furniture before, you can figure it out, its only about 10 bolts to assemble without the shifter.It would be nice to have some more pre drilled mounting points for pedals and wheels, be ready to pull out the drill and make your own as I had to. I will also be adding my own simple cross brace to this stand to fix the wobble.

Der Ständer erfüllt seine Aufgaben. Ich kann nicht meckern, trotzdem hab ich es robuster, stabiler vorgestellt.

Instructions suck!!!!!!! The good thing is that there’s not really much assembly to be done. I looked at the pictures here on Amazon from others and got it together.

Good overall setup but the steering wheel will easily slip since the lip is small and it is not easy or convenient to fold up or pack around