Marada Steering Wheel Stand X Frame Racing Simulator Steering Wheel Stand Foldable & Tilt-Adjustable for G29 G920 T300RS T150 Wheel, Shifter,Pedals and Handbrake NOT Included

Got the shifter and wheel/pedal setup. Haven’t added an e brake yet.If you care about finish, this maybe not the kit for you. It comes packaged with low grade bubble wrap and chipped paint in random spots. Few spots have sharp welds.But it was easy to assemble, solid, has the right weight to it (you can move it but it doesn’t move when using it).

First of all, the stand is very sturdy and exactly what I was looking for. I had my eye on another brand with a similar style stand, but they were out of stock and I’m impatient, so I risked it and got this stand from a brand I had never heard of and I’m happy I did. The stand itself is cheaper cost wise, with more features, and I have no complaints about its sturdiness. It’s perfect for my use (mainly play American Truck Simulator with my G29)I was sent the upgraded stand when I bought the original. The only reason I opted for the original is because I liked the position of the shifter mount better and didn’t need the added hand brake mounting. I contacted customer support about this issue and they immediately shipped out the correct part for me free of cost. Excellent quality and customer service makes this a company I would buy from again.

I have no experience with stands, and in spite of good reviews I thought I was taking a chance with this one as the price was very reasonable. The parts were nicely finished in black, with no excess metal or paint that needed removing.No written instructions, but there were very good schematics which made assembly easy. I did put the wheel support plate on backwards at first, but if you position the stand as shown in the pictures, and pay attention, you'll be OK. The quality of the screws and bolts were high, to the point where almost all could be spun on, and just need snugging with the supplied tools.My rolling office chair fit the trough perfectly, and there are adjustment for this as well as wheels and pedals. It is very sturdy, yet light enough to drag into position on a carpet from my chair with one hand. Very happy with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Unboxing/Assembly:Stand came mostly assembled and folded in the box. Just took it out, unfolded, and attached wheel plate, cup holder, and then wheel and pedals.Total time took around twenty minutes and a lot of that was because I was figuring out adjustments as I went.Also remember to plug your pedals in before attaching the wheel to the plate. Whoops!The wheel plate and pedal plate have predrilled holes/slots for most popular models. My Logitech g29 attached quickly and easily via the included hardware.My stand had all hardware, tools, and instructions included in the box. Welds were good and solid all around.Instructions were well printed and easy to read/follow. All hardware are deep hex heads and quality metal. All tools required for assembly are included.Adjustments:Wheel has three angle adjustments. There are separate holes for each angle as opposed to a single open slot. While this gives less adjustment angles overall, it's a much better design as your wheel will not tilt on you while driving should the hardware come slightly loose.There is no forward/backward adjustment but again this is a better design as the wheel plate attaches firmly centered to the top bar so there is no "bounce" in the wheel as you drive.The wheel is height adjustable via two easy to loosen/tighten large handled hand screws.The pedal plate has large slots for forward/backward adjustment and numerous height adjustment points again easily adjustable via hand screws.Stability:I can't speak of direct drive wheels, but under use of multiple games, the stand was extremely stable.There was no wobble or bounce whatsoever.There was no flex in the pedal plate even under hard braking.My friend and I both could not get the stand to tilt back or get the four rubber feet to slide on carpet or floor under use.I also can't speak of the I used shifter mount plate, but I can tell you it's a very solid plate with no flex, has mounting holes for popular models, and seems like it would be very stable.I will update this review once I get a shifter in the near future.Folding:The stand is easily foldable by loosening the two pedal.heifht adjustment hand screws, moving them out of the height adjustment slots,.then simply pulling up on the top bar if the stand.Everything folds together quickly and nicely.Sometimes it's easiest to grab the top bar with one hand, and the top of the pedal plate with the other, and list at the same time.This makes sure your pedal cables will be out of the way and not get snagged while folding.Final impressions:I bought this stand for $118 USD of my own money. It arrived only three days after ordering.It was easy to assemble, is easy to fold, and is again extremely stable under use. Based on my own experience with this product, I would definitely recommend it over the more pricier offerings of the same exact type of you're looking for a space saving solution for a small space or apt like I have.

Although I haven't put the rack through it's paces. Folding, adjusting, etc... I've used it a few times and love it. Very sturdy (which is why I chose the X-frame style) very adjustable, and relatively lightweight. I can see how folding the stand can be an issue, removing/re-adding bolts and adjusting the pedal rack angle/height. The ability to fold is not a critical feature for me. If you plan to fold the rack frequently, you should consider another model.There was more than enough hardware to complete the assembly, even the Steering Wheel and Pedal mounts. However, I did need to replace the 4 washers that mounted the Steering Wheel and Pedal platform with "fender" washers. For a couple of cents, it was a cheap work-around. The frame is "white-metal" so it is lightweight and likely to damage easy, but with all the bolts tightened it is solid. No wiggle, warping, or vibration.I will say that the instructions were a little vague. I still don't know where the "lock-washers" go, didn't even use them. I may add them after using/abusing the rack. Marada sent a follow-up e-mail with a link to a YouTube video showing how the parts go together. I found this very useful.