Universal Racing Steering Wheel,13.6" Grip Suede Deep Dish 6 Bolts Gaming Steering Wheel Nubuck leather with Horn Button for Race/Rally/Motorsport/Car Sim Driving-Black

I grabbed this suede deep‑dish wheel hoping to level up my sim setup, and I have to admit it feels pretty nice under my gloves—plush enough for marathon races and the 6‑bolt pattern bolted up easily to my hub adapter. The deep dish gives me that arcade feel, and the horn button is a fun touch (even if I mostly use it to honk at NPCs). Installation was a breeze—just unbox, bolt on, and you’re ready to drift in the virtual desert.That said, I wouldn’t trust this wheel on an actual car. Mine flexes like a banana under hand pressure, and the “velvet” grip feels more like a coarse scrub pad if you go gloveless. The 12 o’clock stripe is also noticeably off‑center (not a deal‑breaker in a sim rig, but it bugs my perfectionist eye). Overall, it’s a decent budget pick for gaming setups but definitely skip real‑life racing with this one.

It’s a good wheel, but it came bent for me it was for sim racing so not a lot of pressure on it but for a steering wheel for real cars should not be able to bend at all.

This steering wheel is a great addition to my Baja build. I wasn't sure what to expect because the pic's in the ad were so so. In person it is really nice, the suede is nice and thick and feels good in your hand. I also like the deep dish design because if you have ever driven off road and hit a rut, you know how the wheel can jerk possible hurting yourself. With this wheel the deep dish portion is further away from your hand, granted I normally don’t wrap my thumb around the wheel like you do on a street car because of the ruts, the shallow wheels can still hurt you. This one is perfect for my build. It requires a 3 hole to 6 hole adapter but thats no big deal.

I got this for my son. He said it's complete junk. He's a mechanic and runs his own auto shop, so he knows what he's talking about. It arrived completely bent up, and it definitely wasn't from shipping, because the box was in perfect condition. When he tried to straighten it out, the whole thing popped and cracked. He didn't even put much pressure on it to cause the breaking. No steering wheel should snap that easily, especially one for almost $50.

This should only be considered for driving sim use, it has no business in an actual car. The construction is very cheap, as one would expect at this price point. I think this was originally intended as an actual steering wheel, but was forced into this segment due to the build quality. It is structurally weak. Mine arrived straight, but I can easily bend it with my bare hands. The suede which looks very smooth in the product pictures is in reality, very coarse. The yellow line at 12 o'clock, is off center. All in all, about what I'd expect in the sub 50.00 price range. It will due for sim racing, but using it in an actual vehicle would be very unsafe.

The wheel material (Suede) is very uncomfortable to the bare hands, It is a fine wheel as long as you are planning to wear gloves, but compared to my other Suede wheel this feels like holding a scrub pad. Otherwise the wheel is fine

Light weight and sturdy, comes with bolts/hardware and wiring for the Center button/horn. The grip is a foam like material that reminds me of a plastic foam bat. Looks like the old skool "GT" steering wheel but at a fraction of the price. Awesome replacement or upgrade that won't break the bank.