🎮 Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel Leather Edition (XBOX Series X/S, XOne & Windows) Review

I am very pleased to announce that my PS4 T300RS rim and pedals are compatible with this servo base for use on Xbox One X! I originally bought the TMX Pro from G@mestop because I didn't want to spend another $400 on another 4WD system for my newly purchased Xbox One X, but I found the TMX Pro's force feedback to be very harsh (could feel every gear ) . through the wheel) and overall it looked cheap. Then it dawned on me I could try buying a TX servo and see if the PS4 rims and pedals from the…

Works well until it breaks. I had 3 servos and I was done with this junk. The warranty should be at least 2 years but they know how many break after a year so they never will. This servo is junk. DO NOT BUY IT WILL NOT LAST

Your racing games come alive when you add a quality steering wheel and these pedals. Dirt on PC, for example, has evolved from a marginal mouse/keyboard experience into an incredibly realistic ride. The mechanical feedback is great, the motors have big muscles. The clamps are good enough to secure the wheel to the table but if you can bolt the wheel down for extra strength. The pedals are plastic but carry a fair amount of punishment (metal pedals would be much more expensive and heavier). the…

Out of the box the wheel was fine except the RJ11 cable from the pedals to the main wheel housing did not snap into place. So the pedals worked until we got too excited and the cord slipped out of the socket. The steering wheel was fine for 6 months and then the steering wheel started to "recalibrate" uncontrollably when plugged into an Xbox One. I went back and forth with tech support and flashed the firmware and did something else but they found the touch was fried. I bought a balance bike…

Works great tested on PC and Xbox One. The pedals, as mentioned elsewhere, leave a lot to be desired - no clutch pedal and braking is not progressive. But the bike seems fantastic. This is the best starting point if you want to build a good racing simulation step by step. Here's the formula: This. Xbox One S 500GB Console - Forza Horizon 3 Hot Wheels Plus Bundle. Trak Racer RS8-05-S Racing Driving Simulator Cab Video Game Chair with STEEL Shift Mount Plus something like that. Samsung…

being given three stars just so I can write a quick review: I really lost fire and anticipation when this thing, right out of the box, didn't work. The company has a download that lets you plug the device into a computer to see if the hardware works and the wheel works amazingly (!); The problem is that the pedal set didn't work at all - and it was still boxed and shipped :( So it took three weeks back and forth just to get approval from the tech that the pedal set really doesn't work. You need

2nd servo base failed. This one was within two months of purchase and minimal use. When it works, it's a lot of fun. if it works. I originally bought the TX to use with Forza/PCars games and the first one worked for a while but died after a few months. It took me a while to get back to it, so I bought a second servo. Same result. This one was hardly broken in. Connected to the race, the wheels are calibrated, the mode lamp flashed a couple of times, and that's it. Judging by doing some…

What a good update. I really like what this base does for a more realistic racing experience. It comes neatly packaged in its own box and it's not difficult at all to take it to where you need it and set it up. With the added steering wheel, you're ready to go. I enjoy playing Forza 6 and am just starting to play a few other racing games and the level of realism you get from this base is smooth and customizable through in-game settings and on the base itself. If you're playing Forza 6 on Xbox…

I give this product top marks because it works very well, but I had problems with it. I ordered this in early mid-April to use with the X-Box One which I also ordered. I love Microsoft's "game" Forza Motorsport and almost never use the X-Box for other games. I have an X-Box 360 running Forza 3 and 4 from 2010 and really enjoyed playing it with the Microsoft Force Feedback Wheel. Since Microsoft doesn't make a steering wheel (yes, they feature Mad Catz on their website, but it's not a Microsoft…

I don't have much experience with sim racing but I have used several sim cockpits with different gear levels from entry level to higher level. Do not consider my opinion as an expert, but at least as an informed one. I wanted to get a decent sim rig for my home and after a lot of research I decided that for the price I was willing to pay this was the best option on the market right now. I say "currently" because Fanatec will soon be releasing a direct-drive wheelbase at a price that's quite…