Sim Racing Steering Wheels
Rims and wheels — round, GT, or formula. Ecosystem and console licensing live here.
| Compare | Product | Ecosystem | Shape | Diameter | PlayStation-licensed wheel | Rating | Availability | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universal | Round | 330 mm | No | — | — | $89 | |||
| MOZA ES | MOZA | Round | 270 mm | No | — | — | $99 | ||
| Universal | Round | 350 mm | No | — | — | $99 | |||
| MOZA | GT | 280 mm | No | — | — | $139 | |||
| Asetek | Round | 300 mm | No | — | — | $149 | |||
| Fanatec | Round | 300 mm | Yes | — | — | $189.99 | |||
| Universal | GT | 300 mm | No | — | — | $219 | |||
| Fanatec | GT | 300 mm | No | — | — | $229.99 | |||
| Simagic | Formula | 290 mm | No | — | — | $239 | |||
| Simagic | Round | 300 mm | No | — | — | $239 | |||
| Fanatec | Round | 320 mm | No | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | Round | 320 mm | No | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | D-shape | 275 mm | Yes | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | D-shape | 275 mm | Yes | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | GT | 330 mm | Yes | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | GT | 330 mm | No | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | Round | 300 mm | Yes | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | Round | 330 mm | Yes | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | Round | 270 mm | Yes | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | GT | 310 mm | Yes | — | — | $264.99 | |||
| Fanatec | Formula | 270 mm | Yes | — | — | $269.99 | |||
| Fanatec | Round | 300 mm | Yes | — | — | $269.99 | |||
| MOZA | D-shape | 330 mm | No | — | — | $279 | |||
| MOZA | Formula | 280 mm | No | — | — | $279 | |||
| MOZA | GT | 300 mm | No | — | — | $279 |
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How to choose a sim racing wheel
The wheel is your contact patch with the sim, and shape should follow discipline. Round and D-shape rims suit road cars, rally, and drifting, where you hand-over-hand through big rotation. GT wheels add paddle clusters and button real estate for endurance work. Formula wheels run smaller and flat-topped, built for quick hands and a few hundred degrees of rotation. Diameter follows the same logic — larger rims slow the steering and feel road-car natural; smaller rims sharpen response.
Compatibility lives here more than anywhere else in a build. A wheel must share an ecosystem with its base, arrive via a quick-release adapter, or — if it's a universal 50.8/70 mm bolt-pattern rim — mount through a hub. Console licensing rides on the wheel too: on some ecosystems, Xbox support is granted by the wheel, not the base. Built-in displays and rev LEDs put shift points and telemetry where you're already looking.
Every wheel in this catalog lists the ecosystem spec that decides fit, and the builder flags mismatches before you buy. TrophySim installs include wheel mounting, rotation, and button mapping set up per discipline.
