🎮 Thrustmaster T-Pedals Stand: Enhance Your Gaming Experience Across PS5, PS4, XBOX Series X/S, One & PC Review

I don't have room for a proper rig, but I needed something to tilt my T3PA pedals and keep them stable. It's absolutely perfect for use on my desk, but it was quite difficult to set up. It didn't have as many M6 washers as the instructions told me, but I did have some spares.

I have a Playseat Challenge and have had issues with pedals not feeling comfortable or stable with the standard strap mount. It makes driving more natural by adjusting the lean angle. I highly recommend it as it's not super expensive, it's sturdy and it gets the job done!

I was ready to build my own pedal stand and Thrustmaster introduced it just in time. Saved me time and saved me the hassle of assembling something. Good quality, easy to assemble, T3PA pedals fit the stand perfectly. A must have if you have TM pedals. Now all you have to do is wait for Thrustmaster to sell the T-GT base unit separately without a steering wheel, or they have a PS4 compatible TS-PC Racer steering wheel.

Putting this thing up against the wall makes this wheel stand perfect for your setup I have to say that once installed I felt very confident when I hit the brakes. I even put springs in and I never felt the pedals lift even a bit, even sometimes I find myself pushing my chair away when I step on the brake 😂 that's good! then you're out of luck

Highly recommend unless you want to buy an entire cab/car just to play a few Sims. It works exactly as advertised. The instructions are pretty terrible. It's actually not that difficult to assemble, but it may take a few minutes to decipher the instructions. They also don't include instructions for mounting the pedal set to the stand, but there are four additional "A" screws (you'll know what I mean when you buy them) that fit the underside of your pedals. It will also feel underpowered until…

Using this pedal stand on a homemade wooden rig with T-LCM pedals. Keep using a scrap wood hodgepodge to keep the pedals at an angle and in one place. The assembly is not bad, the assembled device is quite strong. I could see the instructions were a bit vague for some, but I had fun putting the kit together. As for the juicy bits, even with the pedals at the back of the stand, the entire stand still rears up under hard braking. Maybe this wouldn't be the case with lighter springs, but I use 1…