PXN-A9 Steering Wheel Stand for Logitech G29 G25 G27 G920 G923 for Thrustmaster T300RS/T300GT/ T500RS/TGT/TS Foldable Racing Simulator Cockpit Adjustable Racing Wheel Stand

I really like this stand! I don’t have a lot of room in my bedroom and sit at the end of my bed.. This stand works perfect! Adjustable and very fast set up!

Sturdy, quiet, quick folding stand. Takes up little room when folded

This stand stays completely steady and adjusts to work comfortably with most chairs/seats. Has anchor points for mounting pedals and wheel to create a one piece setup. Great purchase for how easy it is to setup and use.

Works as described, kids having a blast.

The hardware and frame are great quality. Screws that came with it fit my logotech g923 and shifter perfectly. It doesn't feel cheap and feels of equal quality to the wheel and I like that. It folds up nicely. You won't want to remove the wheel and pedals each time they are screwed on with 6 for the pedals and two for the wheel. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a place to start in sim racing that doesn't have alot of space at there house. This one is wife approved 👌 😅

Way better than clamping my wheel to a table. I feel way more in control, and I can fold this thing up and put it away easily. Comfortable with any chair. Definitely the best low-budget setup you can get. Absolutely recommend when getting started.

First of all I am a verified buyer. The PXN-A9 Racing Steering Wheel Stand chassis unfolded like a folding chair, out of the box, nothing to assemble accept the stick shift attachment which I don't use. My Logitech G923 Steering wheel and pedals bolted right to it and the stand extended easily. It took about 15 minutes. Materials are very good, metal tubing is ridged and the stand is heavy enough to remain planted. I will be reassigning the clutch pedal to the brake function to improve the stability.

We are returning this stand because it is not accessible for my husband who is a wheelchair user. We bought this as a gaming tool and exerciser so my husband can work on getting his ankle and feet to move again. He sat in his recliner first, but the gear shifter holder bumped into the armrest of the recliner and prevented the rest of the frame from getting closer to my husband. His feet could not reach the peddles, and the frame prevented any adjustments. My husband then sat in his wheelchair and the wheelchair and frame were not compatible either. He was too close to the steering wheel and unable to properly move his legs to move his feet. This was also a heavy and cumbersome frame to close and move.