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

Like others are saying the instructions are pitiful. But, if you lay out all the parts and look at them carefully you will be able to figure it out. You will need two extra washers not included. Took me an hour and 10 minutes to assemble with all my gear installed and adjusted. Haven't played a game yet. I have it set up in a room with carpet. I may need to take off the bottom pads and install the hook side of velcro on the bottom so it won't slide. Overall for the money it should work out fine.

The instructions were bad. Just pictures. It has different size bolts, but doesn't say what goes where.

Once built, this appears to be stable and sturdy. It is adjustable so everyone from my grand kids to me can use it. The instructions are terrible but I followed the advice of another user and printed out all of the photos in the Amazon listing, blowing them up to fit a full sheet of paper. Follow the photos and work slowly and it goes together fine. Total construction including fastening wheel and pedals was less than 1 hour for me.

It looks nice, sturdy enough but still wobbly. Putting it together is very confusing since the instructions don't tell u anything

The stand is cheaper than most others, which does come with some downsides like being heavier and less sturdy than other models, but I was able to put it together and carry it around with ease. This is my second stand and easily my favorite of the two. It also fits the human driving position very well. Plus it has a stand for a gear shift should you need a place for yours. Last note, the fact that it is actual metal is a huge plus. Overall very happy with this.

Maybe I'm particularly dense but navigating the single page instruction 'guide' was unnecessarily difficult. You’d think a company that creates such a solid stand would spend a bit more time writing clear, easy to follow instructions. Then distribute those instructions using printing material that doesn’t look like it was run through a 20 year old copier that’s low on ink.

There is a lot of flex at the bottom of the uprights, probably lots of ways around it but I used two lengths of flat stock, running almost parallel to the uprights from the front corners of the mounting tray down to the middle of the footpedal/base tray. The extra support solidified the structure and now it's an excellent wheel stand for the money - no complaints. If you're willing to take the 15 minutes and $6 to add the struts, it's worth it.

Christmas present for my son. Luckily I'm somewhat mechanically inclined as the instructions were pitiful. It took me a minute to pull up the photo online and then start putting together similar to what I was looking at. I had to take two things off I already had assembled to get the right bolts in the right place due to different lengths. Don't plan on putting this thing together in less than about an hour or so. Works great though! A little hard to adjust the height but still dooable.

I bought this to place in a airline suitcase so size was important. Unboxed I was able to get it in my larger roller. The instructions aren't detailed at all but anyone with any skills can figure it out. The holes lined up well for mounting the pedals and wheel. I wish the non skid pads were much larger. On a tile floor it would help. I received a product that was expected. Would buy again.

Came without assembly instructions and I can’t find any online. I have to figure out myself, which isn’t THAT big of a deal, but fairly annoying. But! Have to keep in mind that i got what i paid for. It’s relatively cheap in price compared to alternatives.*EDIT AFTER ASSEMBLY*I was able to assemble the stand without instructions. For the price, this stand is pretty good - it's solid, simple and has decent adjustability.