I've had the chance to mess around with this and really love having so many to set up the way I like it. There are plenty of buttons to program. The wrapped wheel makes if feel closer to the wheel in my personal vehicle. They work great and, in my opinion, look great. Below are my pros and cons for the Thrustmaster T248: I do, however, have a few complaints with this set. I have always wanted to get a good wheel and found that this had some decent reviews. The biggest challenge for me has always been racing with the controller. I am not a huge racing game player, but I will from time to time get in the mood for some racing. Now I'm just hoping GT7 gets PSVR2 support! Worth nothing, I'm not super into racing games normally, but this wheel is game changer, it's so much more fun to drive with it. And overall I was able to get the T248 and a GT Omega stand for 400$ total, at that price it was worth every penny and I'd really recommend people who want to get into a racing wheel to start with this, it's good enough to hook you and get you into racing. The downside is you can't swap wheels, which I don't really plan to do anyways.įor 260$, which is what I paid, and I saw the G29 was available at 200$, it still feels like that extra 60$ was worth it. I'd say I can't always feel the small bumps especially on straight lines, the way I would on a real car, and the wheel is smaller than a real car, but other then that it's all so smooth.įrom my research, it's better than a Logitech G29, since it's got more torque which makes the force feedback better, and it's pedals are better. The pedals feel good, with nice resistance, and the wheel has good resistance and feedback. My only experience of racing wheels was at arcades, but using the T248 with Grant Turismo 7 is so much better then that. This is my first racing wheel, and I'm blown away.

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