🎮 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with THRUSTMASTER T-LCM Pedals for PS4, XBOX Series X/S, One, PC Review

Finally available load cell brake pedals. They're extremely reliable and a nice upgrade from Thrustmaster's T3PA Pro pedals. The gas and clutch pedals have decent tension and feel relatively realistic. The brake pedal is a huge improvement over the non-loadcell Thrustmaster pedals and I foresee much more consistent lap times in the future. I would definitely recommend them to everyone from beginners to seasoned veterans. For semi-serious simulators that can spend $100-$200 on pedals, this is…

Received today after research and feedback, this is the best I've used to upgrade from T3PA. Really had to buy them first, but live and learn, the prices are worth it. It'll take a minute to get used to depending on how much you drive, but again, cornering and hard braking are already improved. The changes I made because I don't use the clutch, I removed the pedal spring from the clutch and put it on the Accel, the response from this change is much better. I started with Red Springs and then…

So far very happy with this pedal set, definitely better than t3pa pro pedals. I wish it had some springs that were stiffer than the red ones as I used a cone mod on my t3pa pro pedals and the brake was really harsh. The build seems pretty solid and I didn't notice any flex like some of the reviewers we link to. It took me a while to get used to the liter springs in the brake, but overall accuracy is much better. The throttle pedal feels very good and is a lot firmer than the t3pa pro and the…

The T3PA pedals literally burst out of the water. T-LCM and T3PA are more or less the same size in length and width. However, these pedals are significantly heavier than the T3PA. T-LCM pedals are set to an angle greater than 90 degrees by default. Throttle travel is approximately 3.5 inches on the T-LCM and 4 inches on the T3PA. Some YouTube reviews have pointed out sideways throttle and clutch pedal movement on the T-LCM, but it's ridiculously minimal on my pedals and you won't even notice…

I have a T300 base set and wanted to upgrade my pedals. I saw her and decided (pun intended) to jump on her. They arrived well packaged. The pedals were easy to set up and plugged directly into my T300 handlebars. They also have a USB cable that plugs directly into the computer, but everything looks tidy after a little cable management. I also have an issue with a gaming seat where the bottom strap isn't long enough to tie it down, but with a couple of zip ties I was able to bring them…

Delivered today. I can't begin to describe how happy I am that Thrustmaster is bringing such high quality and affordable load cell pedals to the market. Compared to other load cells, they are significantly cheaper in price, but the quality is definitely top. Right out of the box I could feel the difference. Compared to the standard pedals that came with my TS-XW wheel, they are significantly heavier and stronger. The base is wide to keep your feet from slipping off the edge while riding…

Amazing Pedal Upgrade! If you've never used a load cell brake pedal and are hesitant about upgrading, do yourself a favor and just get one. . A load cell brake is like day and night to me compared to standard pedals that measure pedal travel. They make precise braking much easier because they measure the force actually applied. Another pleasant surprise is the weight and feel of the clutch and throttle. With my old Logitech pedals, I had absolutely no desire to actually control the clutch…

It's been about 8 years with Fanatec CSP V1 pedals and most recently CSL without LC; I have to give credit to Thrustmaster for the T-LCM pedals. The quality construction and weight of the base are solid. Once installed, the pedals will NOT move under hard braking. The metal construction of the footrest and pedals is a nice addition to the price. Overall I would say this pedal set is the BEST offering in the racing sim world right now. The gas pedal has the perfect balance/weight to press. The…