What do you mean by covering? The wheel doesn’t make noise when using it, but I think if you don’t have the screw into the QR it might make a little bit of noise.
I wouldn’t recommend any Logitech wheels because of them being gear driven and not belt driven. Direct drive wheels are the best for immersion and Fanatec’s products are more expensive and of better quality. It all depends on how immersive you want to be and how much you want to pay.
@@Racinglegend1234 I tried g29 for a while but it doesn't have the feeling or controll like t300 has, g29 is old technology that mi rosoft and other used back in 90s and 00s so I recommend any to go for t300 system as weekend player or starting kit
I fully agree. My first wheelbase was a TX which is a t300 with Xbox compatibility. It was really good, but I haven’t played with a Logitech so my opinions are based upon information gathered from research.
Does the rim ever creak when covering hard ??
What do you mean by covering? The wheel doesn’t make noise when using it, but I think if you don’t have the screw into the QR it might make a little bit of noise.
It's only worth it if your committing to become a esporter/ serious simracer. Otherwise a g29 or t300 is enough!
I wouldn’t recommend any Logitech wheels because of them being gear driven and not belt driven. Direct drive wheels are the best for immersion and Fanatec’s products are more expensive and of better quality. It all depends on how immersive you want to be and how much you want to pay.
@@Racinglegend1234 I tried g29 for a while but it doesn't have the feeling or controll like t300 has, g29 is old technology that mi rosoft and other used back in 90s and 00s so I recommend any to go for t300 system as weekend player or starting kit
I fully agree. My first wheelbase was a TX which is a t300 with Xbox compatibility. It was really good, but I haven’t played with a Logitech so my opinions are based upon information gathered from research.