I hate that there's NO entry level wheels anymore with force feedback. Gone are the days where 150$ got you a nice Driving Force GT which had force feedback. Nowadays that same budget gets you a wheel without force feedback
So, not exactly in the same price range (about $170) but the Thrustmaster T150 is a great step up that works with PS5. It’s also a good intro wheel for sim racers. From there the next step is the T300RS and then a direct drive from a company like Fanatec. The Playseat challenge really makes a huge difference as well, an affordable seat and you’re actually sitting in a proper racing position (and no more sliding pedals!)
@@MetalJesusRocks Especially if you’re looking to try something with the PS5. These Thrustmaster wheels work beautifully with arcade racers too. There’s one for the Xbox too, if you wanted to play Forza.
I bought a T150 for my son off of Facebook Marketplace for $60, I would highly recommend going to a good used unit. I personally have a $2,600 Fanatec setup, but he is just getting into simulation racing.
@ProudOfYourRoots A company would not pay me to make a video where I say there is a dead zone, the pedals move, it should work with the PS5 and it's "not for me". Besides if a video is paid sponsorship, you have to report that during upload (which you the viewer see when watching) or you get in big trouble from RUclips if they find out.
The Hori Mario Kart Deluxe racing wheel is similar in setup for this and works great on the Switch for Horizon, Virtua Racing, OutRun, and obvious Mario Kart. I use it on PC with MAME too playing Daytona USA and Cruis'n USA.
There's also this driving wheel called PXN v3. I bought it for like $45 new and it's actually working lol. It feels very cheap like full plastic, only has 180° turn, no force feedback only vibrates, and no clutch pedal.
@@100Bucks The clamp, the shaft that connects the wheel to the base, and some parts of the pedal should've been made of metal because those things gets beaten up with every use. Just doing a quick turn on the wheel feels like I'm about to break it, especially the crappy clamp.
Good stuff, worth noting a lot of these super budget wheels use the analogue stick input as the reference rather than an actual steering rotation. So, that means sensitivity may initially be an issue but it's all good after a bit of practice and playing racing games with a wheel is always more rewarding.
It's better when it's on your lap sat back on a sofa. A dishwashing bowl works trimmed a bit turned upside down with a pair of flip flops glued to it to stop it moving on your lap and a hole drilled in it for the wheel lock. Oh and some weights and a ice cube tray stop the pedals moving
If you have a force feedback wheel and/or need a more stable base, using the Ikea coffee table Jason has there without the bottom shelf installed and sitting on a cushion on the floor works great!
It looks like a cool experience for playing driving arcade style racing games with a steering wheel and gas and break pedals but sadly at the end of the day I'm more of a using mostly controllers. That was a great video keep it up.😉👍
You should've put the 2 tables side by side and connected the wheel in the middle of both. Would probably make it like having one big table and be a lot more stable. Maybe even turn the tables side ways. The pedals could go in-between and then they wouldn't be able to slide away. Just put a leg either side .Just a thought if you were planning on playing it again
I'm not much into racing games , except for Mario kart and a few other classics. I learned lots of new things here that I would probably never search on my own had you not made this video. Love your content MJR! Thank you! 🎮👍
Nice review, good information well thought out. I enjoy your reviews because they feel honest. I don’t feel like you’re trying to sell something. Did you have the fan on for that wind in your hair effect or was just to keep cool?
Not sure if you are interested in trying it out, but there are ways to play Mario Kart GP (the Japanese arcade version) and it works so great with a wheel because it was designed from the start to work with a wheel. Give it a shot, it's awesome!
I use a 5 pound laptop adjustable table with my Logitech wheel. The pedals fit right under it. Place a couple 8 pound hand weights around the base so it sort of presses it down. And one in front of the pedals. Works like a charm for me. That said, I am thinking about picking this up for the Switch alone. Last time I used a proper wheel playing Mario Kart was Dave and Buster in 2014.
I’m shook right now. I’ve had the same exact idea to hook this steering wheel up to a folding TV tray and then all of a sudden three seconds later, you did that in the video.
I really love sir that the first game you tried for this controller was Horizon Chase as it was basically the modern Top Gear....Top Gear is still the best for good 2 player Arcade Racing game for me and then Horizon Chase pump it up into next level with 4 multiplayer local and it plays really awesome even on my potato laptop...watching your demonstration is really fun...i love it sir!!!! thank you!!!
Yello -the Race feeling! I have old G25 and it seems to be the same thing that it needs to be installed on firm desk and it was good that you mentioned that pedal will be moving on carpet floor.
MetalJesus I highly recommend trying one of those more expensive options like thrustmasters ~ 300-500$ options. That paired with something like Playseat challenger is so awesome and also relatively easy to fold up to not take too much space !
@@MetalJesusRocks It would be very interesting about your opinion on Direct Drive wheel setup. Moza R5 or or R9, Logitech Pro wheel or some Fanatec stuff. I I am curious. Is it as much fun for you as it is for us, sim racing guys. 🙂
I just can't get enough of that intro🤘head banging and air guitar🤘 Was interested in this product but i think i would have to have a clutch with my race wheel. Ive never had one or played one. $90 though is a deal. Love your channel jealous of your game room😉
Give me a standard controller over a non force feedback wheel any day. The cheap wheels are just offering thumb controller inputs to the console anyway. Save your money and look out for Logitech wheels like G29 etc coming up on ebay.
The Hori MarioKart wheel seems very similar, picked that up for my son who is 4 and he plays Asphalt with it all the time. I tried Fzero64 with it and man that was tough. That one was only $75 the red kids version. You should check the MarioKart Pro one out, seems very similar and near pricepoint I think $100. Great vid.
The "some reason" for connecting a PS4 controller is because otherwise the PS4 would ignore the device as it's unlicensed. The original controller, provides the PS security/authentication. The wheel is probably acting as the analog stick on the controller when used.
I'll be honest, this product looks terrible. I know it's a budget item but just wait and save for a better wheel. Also on a side note, if you are planning on getting any wheel make sure you fix it to a too solid base. Only then will you get a true feel for it. There are plenty of options out there for a base.
i was super hyped when i got a wheel with a 270 range. Learned the hard way, you are right, and if it doesnt have 900 degrees its not my setup. super dope for those cheesy racing games like hydro thunder, crazy taxi, cruzin games. just got to 5:30 oh with the pedals on carpet, my setup had a wall stopping the pedals, but if you have some velcro you can slap on the bottom(the scratchy side not fuzzy) it really helps with the slide
I think a "real car seat" setup with room for your legs and properly mounted equipment would enhance any of these game experiences. For that price, it seems like there should be a more adjustable dead zone for more games. But I'm spoiled on prices, the last PC wheel and pedal I bought was $8, and I just got a CH Products Flight Sim Yoke (FSY211U) for $5.
Getting a wheel gave life back to a lot of games I own. Doesnt matter if you get an expensive one or a cheaper one. All are awesome!!! Did you know GameCube had wheels too? What a life we all get yo live!
This Amount of money for a wheel, is cool so long it holds on, it will break. now i wouldnt say my TMX from 2016 is a great pro wheel, but it's 4 yrs old now still working.
Yeah if anyone buys this from watching this video, mjr has literally sold people a dud. from the listing ''high vibration feedback'so just a rumble motor pmsl.
Dont ever buy a wheel without force feedback unless you really enjoy being frustrated and not being able to go around a corner without crashing lol. Just save up and get an actual, namebrand wheel. This is coming from someone who started with a very bad, cheap sub $100 wheel with no feed forceback, and 3 wheels later has a full rig with a fanatec direct drive wheel. Just start with a TM T150 and skip the super cheapo options. You'll have more fun.
Hi MetalJesus! This wheel is definitively for kids who are just starting in sim racing. And if you think $300 is expensive, then you wouldn't want to think about the brand new Logitech G Pro racing wheel nor anything Fanatec-related since prices start at $1K just for the most basic of the basics.
Yeah this is a bad choice for the price. If it was 30-40 eh maybe. But at 90? I bought a used Thrustmaster T150 for 100 not too long ago (Eventually sold it for an upgrade). It would be a much better alternative imo
@@MetalJesusRocks I’ve been looking at the Logitech 29 for the ps5 . What are your thoughts . Last time I used steering wheel it was on ps2 and found it really difficult
You know how Home Depot, etc. sell feet for furniture? Well get some feet that have those little spikes on the bottom that will grab the carpeting. Just like an office chair mat.
If you want a good experience at least get a Logitech or thrustmaster wheel with force feedback, and a fanatec direct drive if you want the best experience. But I guess on switch the options are super limited
I have been looking for something good to pair with my retro pi. I have been having issues with finding a good cheap wheel for things like Spyhunter, Offroad and Outrun. Even if just linking it to my PS4 controler to the system would would that would be enough. If you have the unit still could you do a test on your arcade to see if it would function?
I spied the Yoko Kanno/Seatbelts Cowboy Bebop OST on vinyl, a great release!! I have the Newbury Comics one and it's stellar. Vinyl pickups video soon!?!?!
These Types of Wheels are maybe fun for the first 2-3 Months ... but then you will notice the lack of Quality! Still have the G25 here from ancient Times and it still runs.
I noticed the fan, and I thought you guys were trying to feel as if you had your car windows down 🤣🤣🤣
LOL This is my favorite comment today 😂
@@MetalJesusRocks You’re welcome 😉
Plus fart smell
I'll be honest, wheels without force feedback aren't worth it. They make any racing game much harder to control.
I came here to say what you said 👍
Same. I’m a very casual racing fan but cheap wheels are pointless. Force feedback is a game changer and worth it even if I don’t use it as often.
This could be great to throw at a kid for bday, they use it like 5 times and done lol . Just as they would with the 400$ version.
@@mikeledger2614 exactly. that’s who i assumed it was for as well. which is a HUGE demo lol
I hate that there's NO entry level wheels anymore with force feedback.
Gone are the days where 150$ got you a nice Driving Force GT which had force feedback.
Nowadays that same budget gets you a wheel without force feedback
So, not exactly in the same price range (about $170) but the Thrustmaster T150 is a great step up that works with PS5. It’s also a good intro wheel for sim racers. From there the next step is the T300RS and then a direct drive from a company like Fanatec. The Playseat challenge really makes a huge difference as well, an affordable seat and you’re actually sitting in a proper racing position (and no more sliding pedals!)
That's what I'm thinking...spend a little more and get a more accurate wheel. That's something I would be into
@@MetalJesusRocks Especially if you’re looking to try something with the PS5. These Thrustmaster wheels work beautifully with arcade racers too. There’s one for the Xbox too, if you wanted to play Forza.
I bought a T150 for my son off of Facebook Marketplace for $60, I would highly recommend going to a good used unit. I personally have a $2,600 Fanatec setup, but he is just getting into simulation racing.
@@JevousGaming I got a good second hand lodgitec wheel with the stick shifter...so much more
Fun with the wheel.
@ProudOfYourRoots A company would not pay me to make a video where I say there is a dead zone, the pedals move, it should work with the PS5 and it's "not for me". Besides if a video is paid sponsorship, you have to report that during upload (which you the viewer see when watching) or you get in big trouble from RUclips if they find out.
A video on your MJR intro’s over the years just telling stories of the shots you’ve included and used would be so awesome.
Watch out for the telegram scam it’s not metal jesus
Only $90?! My driving wheel was thousands...but to be fair it did have a car attached to it.
The Hori Mario Kart Deluxe racing wheel is similar in setup for this and works great on the Switch for Horizon, Virtua Racing, OutRun, and obvious Mario Kart. I use it on PC with MAME too playing Daytona USA and Cruis'n USA.
There's also this driving wheel called PXN v3. I bought it for like $45 new and it's actually working lol. It feels very cheap like full plastic, only has 180° turn, no force feedback only vibrates, and no clutch pedal.
😂 what isn't plastic? It's a circuit board protected with plastic like everything else electronic.
@@100Bucks The clamp, the shaft that connects the wheel to the base, and some parts of the pedal should've been made of metal because those things gets beaten up with every use. Just doing a quick turn on the wheel feels like I'm about to break it, especially the crappy clamp.
@@wavefile1674 I gotcha
Helll yeah! The Full Throttle clip in the intro got me goosebumbed!
I like it like you said helps bring the arcade feeling to the home when you are playing with the wheel. Great video
Good stuff, worth noting a lot of these super budget wheels use the analogue stick input as the reference rather than an actual steering rotation. So, that means sensitivity may initially be an issue but it's all good after a bit of practice and playing racing games with a wheel is always more rewarding.
You can get a Thrustmaster T150 with force feedback for $50 more, they’re usually $200 but often go on sale.
What a random friend, never seen him before or even with the Metal Jesus Crew.
It's better when it's on your lap sat back on a sofa. A dishwashing bowl works trimmed a bit turned upside down with a pair of flip flops glued to it to stop it moving on your lap and a hole drilled in it for the wheel lock. Oh and some weights and a ice cube tray stop the pedals moving
If you have a force feedback wheel and/or need a more stable base, using the Ikea coffee table Jason has there without the bottom shelf installed and sitting on a cushion on the floor works great!
Reprogramming the shift stick to work as the boost button on arcade racing games does sound fun
It looks like a cool experience for playing driving arcade style racing games with a steering wheel and gas and break pedals but sadly at the end of the day I'm more of a using mostly controllers. That was a great video keep it up.😉👍
You should've put the 2 tables side by side and connected the wheel in the middle of both. Would probably make it like having one big table and be a lot more stable. Maybe even turn the tables side ways. The pedals could go in-between and then they wouldn't be able to slide away. Just put a leg either side .Just a thought if you were planning on playing it again
I'm not much into racing games , except for Mario kart and a few other classics. I learned lots of new things here that I would probably never search on my own had you not made this video. Love your content MJR! Thank you! 🎮👍
Nice review, good information well thought out. I enjoy your reviews because they feel honest. I don’t feel like you’re trying to sell something. Did you have the fan on for that wind in your hair effect or was just to keep cool?
Thanks! I had the fan on because Seattle was going through a heat spell and it was pretty warm in the game room.
Well at least it’s Fall weather now so we start to complain it’s getting too cold 🥶 😂
@2:37 just get a play seat challenge and do a review on it! 🎉
Not sure if you are interested in trying it out, but there are ways to play Mario Kart GP (the Japanese arcade version) and it works so great with a wheel because it was designed from the start to work with a wheel. Give it a shot, it's awesome!
I use a 5 pound laptop adjustable table with my Logitech wheel. The pedals fit right under it. Place a couple 8 pound hand weights around the base so it sort of presses it down. And one in front of the pedals. Works like a charm for me. That said, I am thinking about picking this up for the Switch alone. Last time I used a proper wheel playing Mario Kart was Dave and Buster in 2014.
Great vid man..I'm so proud that you included the Nintendo switch into the mix 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
I think this would be an ideal wheel for a kid to use. I like how it plugs up to a switch though. Good review dude. I’m still loving that games room!
I’m shook right now. I’ve had the same exact idea to hook this steering wheel up to a folding TV tray and then all of a sudden three seconds later, you did that in the video.
Really enjoy these kind of videos…. Wheels, flight sticks, light guns etc definitely take games up a notch.
I really love that song "Metal Jesus, Take the Wheel"
I need a steering wheel set up. Maybe I'll check this one out.
Dude. I was playing Horizon Chase Turbo when this video was posted. That's awesome, I'm just glad to see some love for that game
I've played through that game TWICE now. SO GOOD
@@MetalJesusRocks I'm just about to finally 100% complete it! You're the best Metal Jesus
I really love sir that the first game you tried for this controller was Horizon Chase as it was basically the modern Top Gear....Top Gear is still the best for good 2 player Arcade Racing game for me and then Horizon Chase pump it up into next level with 4 multiplayer local and it plays really awesome even on my potato laptop...watching your demonstration is really fun...i love it sir!!!! thank you!!!
Yello -the Race feeling! I have old G25 and it seems to be the same thing that it needs to be installed on firm desk and it was good that you mentioned that pedal will be moving on carpet floor.
MetalJesus I highly recommend trying one of those more expensive options like thrustmasters ~ 300-500$ options. That paired with something like Playseat challenger is so awesome and also relatively easy to fold up to not take too much space !
I think the next one should be what we're 10 good games almost ruined by terrible frame rates?
My brother had something similar but recently upgraded to a full racing chair setup from Next Level Racing I think, great stuff.
As someone who sim races, this was soooo hard for me to watch haha. I'm sure it's fun for what it is though.
Yup!
Agreed. I tried to make it work! 😂
@@MetalJesusRocks It would be very interesting about your opinion on Direct Drive wheel setup. Moza R5 or or R9, Logitech Pro wheel or some Fanatec stuff. I I am curious. Is it as much fun for you as it is for us, sim racing guys. 🙂
Mario kart live home circuit?? Is it compatible? I think it'll be interesting 🤔
I just can't get enough of that intro🤘head banging and air guitar🤘
Was interested in this product but i think i would have to have a clutch with my race wheel. Ive never had one or played one. $90 though is a deal. Love your channel jealous of your game room😉
Give me a standard controller over a non force feedback wheel any day. The cheap wheels are just offering thumb controller inputs to the console anyway.
Save your money and look out for Logitech wheels like G29 etc coming up on ebay.
One of my friends had the some problem with the pedals with this wheel setup. He opened it up and put a metal plate inside.
And I thought I was the only one that used TV trays for wheels! lol
The Hori MarioKart wheel seems very similar, picked that up for my son who is 4 and he plays Asphalt with it all the time. I tried Fzero64 with it and man that was tough. That one was only $75 the red kids version. You should check the MarioKart Pro one out, seems very similar and near pricepoint I think $100. Great vid.
You need to get into hardcore sim racing MJR. It’s addictive and so much fun. Very expensive hobby can be too. 😀
I could see me doing that. I would need to change my setup though to properly do it. So hard to do that leaning back on a couch.
@@MetalJesusRocks Look on my comment, there’s a scammer trying to pretend he’s you .
The "some reason" for connecting a PS4 controller is because otherwise the PS4 would ignore the device as it's unlicensed. The original controller, provides the PS security/authentication. The wheel is probably acting as the analog stick on the controller when used.
That makes sense. 👍
I'll be honest, this product looks terrible. I know it's a budget item but just wait and save for a better wheel.
Also on a side note, if you are planning on getting any wheel make sure you fix it to a too solid base. Only then will you get a true feel for it. There are plenty of options out there for a base.
I'm just getting started and already miss these guest appearances on the channel...
Kelsey is coming back for a Xbox One Buying Guide soon. Gonna be fun 👍
@@MetalJesusRocks I can't wait! It's been far too long.
I use the Logitech G920 with a shifter. Works great for games like Forza Horizon 5 and American Truck Simulator.
Scot came across a bit drunk in the intro xD
i was super hyped when i got a wheel with a 270 range. Learned the hard way, you are right, and if it doesnt have 900 degrees its not my setup. super dope for those cheesy racing games like hydro thunder, crazy taxi, cruzin games. just got to 5:30 oh with the pedals on carpet, my setup had a wall stopping the pedals, but if you have some velcro you can slap on the bottom(the scratchy side not fuzzy) it really helps with the slide
That foldable table, lol! Love it.
I think a "real car seat" setup with room for your legs and properly mounted equipment would enhance any of these game experiences. For that price, it seems like there should be a more adjustable dead zone for more games. But I'm spoiled on prices, the last PC wheel and pedal I bought was $8, and I just got a CH Products Flight Sim Yoke (FSY211U) for $5.
Or just go for a drive in your car.
Great price
Getting a wheel gave life back to a lot of games I own. Doesnt matter if you get an expensive one or a cheaper one. All are awesome!!! Did you know GameCube had wheels too? What a life we all get yo live!
This Amount of money for a wheel, is cool so long it holds on, it will break.
now i wouldnt say my TMX from 2016 is a great pro wheel, but it's 4 yrs old now still working.
A block of wood might help with the pedal issue. Or something to add more weight to it.
Oh lord that table is going to fly through the TV, through the front door and kill the family pet.
😂
You need a sketchy desk chair that wables. Lol
LOL the foot pedal problem is so true
Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB (PS5,PS4,PC) is a good cheap wheel and is always on sale for 100 bucks
So no force feedback, right? Wheels without FF just feel like big joysticks to me.
Yeah if anyone buys this from watching this video, mjr has literally sold people a dud. from the listing ''high vibration feedback'so just a rumble motor pmsl.
Really keen to know well does this wheel work with arcade ROMs on MAME? Is this suited for something like the Ridge Racer series for instance?
It seems very similar to the old Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback Wheel.
Thanks for this video. I’ve been looking for a decent arcade like racing wheel. I’m not a sim racing type of person so this would be right up my alley
Maybe you could fashion something out of plywood to make a cheaper but still sturdy enough alternative to a desk.
Dont ever buy a wheel without force feedback unless you really enjoy being frustrated and not being able to go around a corner without crashing lol. Just save up and get an actual, namebrand wheel. This is coming from someone who started with a very bad, cheap sub $100 wheel with no feed forceback, and 3 wheels later has a full rig with a fanatec direct drive wheel. Just start with a TM T150 and skip the super cheapo options. You'll have more fun.
0:34 I have that same spring action knife!
Hi MetalJesus! This wheel is definitively for kids who are just starting in sim racing. And if you think $300 is expensive, then you wouldn't want to think about the brand new Logitech G Pro racing wheel nor anything Fanatec-related since prices start at $1K just for the most basic of the basics.
Bo knows racing wheels.
Great vid 😊
lmao that lil table is so wobbly
Yeah, I would need a better solution 😂
I thought you were going to play a snowboarding game with the wheel at the beginning 😄😄😄
That screen randomly shows gameplay and that was what came on. I actually had no idea when we recorded it cuz it changes every 2 minutes LOL
REALLY Great sharing as always my friend the bell is on you have all my support my friend and THANK YOU again for sharing..😉👍🕹
Your next video should be checking out different flight sticks.
I have a buddy who is BIG into flight sims. We did a video on it: ruclips.net/video/GhwPI50esKE/видео.html
Yeah this is a bad choice for the price. If it was 30-40 eh maybe. But at 90? I bought a used Thrustmaster T150 for 100 not too long ago (Eventually sold it for an upgrade). It would be a much better alternative imo
the perfect wheel for the Funtondo Smitch
I would just get a used higher end wheel. I've been using a logitech driving force gt since 2013, originally on ps3 and now on pc.
MJR are you planning any more trips? Love your travel videos and miss the Gamer Eats videos Aswell!
I will be in Nashville at the end of the month. My first time. Should be fun!
Looks awesome 👍👍
Thanks 👍
@@MetalJesusRocks I’ve been looking at the Logitech 29 for the ps5 . What are your thoughts . Last time I used steering wheel it was on ps2 and found it really difficult
Maybe you can test Logitech's new entry-level direct-drive wheel. Just released, $999, doesn't include the pedals, that's another $350.
Common metal Jesus get a real wheel and review it. Just got a thrustmaster Tgt 2 it’s so dope.
you could get a small rubber mat to put the pedals on from staples or amazon
It's been shown many times from many people that a PS3 / 4 / 5 controller is just as fast as even an expensive force feedback wheel set up.
Did you try Cruis'n Blast? Or Forza Horizon? Just curious about those games.
You know how Home Depot, etc. sell feet for furniture? Well get some feet that have those little spikes on the bottom that will grab the carpeting. Just like an office chair mat.
I would buy some of that plastic that you use for office chairs and put that under the pedal so it doesn't slide around.
Video turned out well!
So it has the colored A,B,X,Y buttons... but it's not compatible with Xbox? Xbox wasn't mentioned
If you want a good experience at least get a Logitech or thrustmaster wheel with force feedback, and a fanatec direct drive if you want the best experience. But I guess on switch the options are super limited
I have been looking for something good to pair with my retro pi. I have been having issues with finding a good cheap wheel for things like Spyhunter, Offroad and Outrun. Even if just linking it to my PS4 controler to the system would would that would be enough. If you have the unit still could you do a test on your arcade to see if it would function?
I spied the Yoko Kanno/Seatbelts Cowboy Bebop OST on vinyl, a great release!! I have the Newbury Comics one and it's stellar. Vinyl pickups video soon!?!?!
I have a similar slip slidingy problem with my makeshift homemade electronic drums! lol
Nice video Jason! Love how you’ve been varying the content.
Looks cool, i've never use one of those, but i'm curious how it feels 🤔
MJ is such a big guy that everything looks like a toy when he is holding it.
My chair is adjustable, so this is useful info if that helps you.
Very cool, I guess you could always put something hard under it if you have carpet.
3:49 I see a huge input lag, am I mistaken?
Hey metaljesus am from west Africa Ghana and i love ur games
It looks wheely good
You're driving me crazy
Someone should put the brakes on this thread
@@matthewlong883 Yeah, y'all should really hit reverse on them puns.
We should indeed steer clear from this nonsense
I'll never tire of jokes like these.
Hey MetalJesus, you rock 🤟🏼
These Types of Wheels are maybe fun for the first 2-3 Months ... but then you will notice the lack of Quality! Still have the G25 here from ancient Times and it still runs.