Hello to all the readers of Xtremehardware.com, today we will review a particular product, dedicated to those who have passion for driving simulations both for PC and for console. We are talking about the stand for wheels and pedals called Wheel Stand Pro. This particular stand is compatible with all Thrustmaster series T and with the Logitech G27 and Fanatec wheels; alternatively, TH8A gear shifter and T3PA pedal can be used without problems as in our test. This stand, completely made of metal, doesn’t occupy much space thanks to the possibility to be bent and this thing will satisfy those who have problems with complete cockpit because of the limited space. Let’s have a look to the Wheel Stand Pro and to the results of our test. We will also see its functions in a video so we suggest you to follow the whole review. Here the Italian Review [Italian Version].

Packaging and Bundle

The package of this stand is enormous such as the weight, as we can notice holding it in our hands. The box is rectangular and on its front we can see the image of the stand equipped with the G27 Logitech, the name of the product and its slogan. On the top left of the box there is the image of the stand assembled and ready to be used while on the right there is the logo of the Polish company.

On the back of the box we can find some details about the characteristics of the product and its compatibility with different wheels. In fact, as written on the top, we notice that the stand can be set in angulation and height, it has anti-slip rubber feet, it’s totally made of metal and it can be bent completely. At the bottom, there are three images of the stand with three different kinds of wheels. In the image with the T300, we can notice that it’s possible to assemble both the stock pedals and the T3PA, as well as the gear shifter TH8A.

Once removed the external package, we see that there is another box which that contains the stand and its accompanying bundle. The bundle is composed by three sheets for the installation of the Logitech G27 wheel or the Thrustmaster T300 and for the pedals, such as the  T3PA. Inside a little box, there are screws for the assembly, a wrench, two hex keys and four steel plates for assembling pedals and the gear shifter.