Thrustmaster T598 Servo Base
5 N·m Direct-Drive Wheelbase for PlayStation & PC
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Direct-drive bases, licensed replica wheels, load-cell pedals and shifters, including the T598 base for PlayStation. SimWerk is an authorized Thrustmaster dealer, and every piece is ready to fit your SimWerk Core or SimWerk Grand.
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Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF-25 Edition
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Thrustmaster on your SimWerk.
Thrustmaster makes direct-drive wheelbases, licensed replica wheels, load-cell pedals and shifters, and its T598 base runs on PlayStation. SimWerk sells the range by quote, ready to fit your SimWerk Core or SimWerk Grand.
- The T598 base runs on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC
- Direct-drive bases: T598 with 5 N·m constant torque and the T818 Black Edition with 10 N·m for PC
- Wheels: licensed Ferrari SF-25 and 488 GT3 replicas and the official Gran Turismo GT Wheel, plus the Hypercar wheel and the modular EVO hub
- Raceline Pedals III LC: 100 kg load-cell brake, Hall-effect throttle and clutch, all metal
- Fits the Core and the Grand
- Ordering is by quote through SimWerk
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The lineup.
Wheel Bases
Direct-drive bases with Thrustmaster’s next-gen quick release. The T598 runs on PlayStation and PC; the T818 Black Edition is the 10 N·m base for PC.
How to choose
- Platform first. PlayStation: the T598 is the only base here that runs on it. Xbox: a MOZA R12 V2, R16 Ultra or R25 Ultra with the ESX wheel. PC: any of them.
- The wheel you want picks the brand. MOZA wheels need a MOZA base; Asetek wheels an Asetek base (the RaceView display wheels a Forte or Invicta); Thrustmaster wheels, including the Ferrari licensed SF-25 and 488 GT3, a Thrustmaster base. Cube Controls wheels and the Heusinkveld One go on a MOZA or Asetek Racing base with an adapter we add; Cube Controls wheels bolt straight to a VNM x Cube Controls base.
- Compare torque like with like. MOZA R9 and R12 are rated at peak, the Ultras sustained, Thrustmaster constant, Asetek Forte and Invicta at a level held for up to 40 s, and the Initium and the VNM x Cube Controls bases at max. 12 N·m peak is not 10 N·m constant, and more torque is headroom, not a setting you must run.
- Budget the path, not just the base. The five MOZA bases, from $299 to $899, share one wheel family. The Initium steps up to 8 N·m with the $89 Boost Kit.
- For shared rigs, check the stop. Asetek’s Torque OFF box, the T818’s force-feedback button, or MOZA’s E-stop port; hands-off protection on the R12 V2, R16 Ultra and R21 Ultra. Thrustmaster rates the T818 for home use, 21 and up.
Where Thrustmaster fits: Our PlayStation route: the T598 runs on PS5 and PS4 and takes the Ferrari licensed wheels. The T818 Black Edition adds 10 N·m constant on PC, for home use.
How torque is rated. 12 N·m peak is not the same as 10 N·m constant. More torque is headroom, not a setting you must run.
- MOZA R9 V3: 9 N·m peak
- MOZA R12 V2: 12 N·m peak
- MOZA R16 Ultra: 16 N·m sustained
- MOZA R21 Ultra: 21 N·m sustained
- MOZA R25 Ultra: 25 N·m sustained, measures its own output torque
- Asetek Initium Wheelbase (US): 5.5 N·m max, 8 N·m with the Boost Kit
- Asetek Forte Wheelbase: 18 N·m peak/holding, held for up to 40 s
- Asetek Invicta Wheelbase: 27 N·m peak/holding, held for up to 40 s
- Thrustmaster T598 Servo Base: 5 N·m constant, short peaks to 10 N·m
- Thrustmaster T818 Black Edition: 10 N·m constant
- VNM x Cube Controls Direct Drive Elite: 18 N·m max
- VNM x Cube Controls Direct Drive Supreme: 25 N·m max
- VNM x Cube Controls Direct Drive Xtreme: 32 N·m max
How these features work (4)
Telemetry on the base. What the wheelbase itself shows while you drive, without a separate dash.
- Race Dash screen on the base: settings without a PC; race data in supported games.
Quick release and power. A wheel goes on the base family it was made for. Wheels on a standard hub use an adapter we add.
- MOZA quick release: MOZA bases take the 13 MOZA wheels we list.
- Asetek Racing quick release: Asetek Racing bases take the 7 Asetek Racing wheels we list.
- Thrustmaster quick release: Thrustmaster bases take the 5 Thrustmaster wheels we list.
- Cube Controls wheels and the Heusinkveld One: a standard hub with an adapter we add, on MOZA or Asetek Racing bases.
- Power: through the quick release, a USB cable, or wireless with a battery.
- Through the quick release
- USB cable
- Wireless, battery
Telemetry on the base. What the wheelbase itself shows while you drive, without a separate dash.
- RGB LED hexagon on the base: RPM, flag and pit info.
Stopping the force. How each product cuts the force, for shared rigs and first-time drivers.
- Torque OFF box in the box: Asetek Forte and Invicta.
- Force-feedback off button on the base: Thrustmaster T818.
- Start/Stop torque button on the wheel: Asetek Initium wheel.
- E-stop port on every MOZA base, for the MOZA E-Stop switch.
- MOZA E-Stop: cuts the force while pressed (USB or DASH port), or all power (E-STOP port).
- Hands-Off Protection on the R12 V2, R16 Ultra and R21 Ultra: centers the wheel and damps oscillation when you let go.
- MOZA HMA150: built-in E-stop; it lowers slowly on power loss.
- EMC stop button in the box: VNM x Cube Controls bases.
Thrustmaster T598 Servo Base
5 N·m Direct-Drive Wheelbase for PlayStation & PC
$499.99Thrustmaster’s direct-drive base for PlayStation and PC, with an axial-flux motor and the Race Dash screen for settings and game data.
Specs
- Torque
- 5 N·m constant; overshoot up to +100% on force peaks
- Motor
- Direct Axial Drive (axial-flux direct drive), no cogging
- Rotation
- 180° to 1080° in 6 steps, or AUTO (set by the game)
- Screen
- Race Dash (settings and game data)
- Power supply
- 98 W
- Platforms
- PS5, PS4, PC
- Add-on ports
- Pedals; one shifter or handbrake (on PlayStation, a TH8A and a TSS Handbrake together connect through the TM Sim Hub; on PC each uses its own USB)
- Quick release
- Thrustmaster next-gen quick release
- Dimensions
- 220 × 220 × 200 mm
- Weight
- 4.7 kg
- In the box
- Base, power supply, cables (no clamp)
What sets it apart
- PS5, PS4 and PC; the Ferrari licensed SF-25 and 488 GT3 wheels go on it.
- Race Dash screen on the base: change and save settings without a PC, and see race data in supported games.
- Axial-flux direct drive with no cogging: 5 N·m constant, with up to +100% overshoot on force peaks.
- AUTO rotation: the game sets the real car’s steering lock, for example in Gran Turismo 7.
Good to know: 5 N·m constant is the lowest rating here.
Telemetry on the baseHow torque is ratedQuick release and power
Thrustmaster T818 Black Edition
10 N·m Direct-Drive Wheelbase for PC
$649.99Thrustmaster’s 10 N·m direct-drive base for PC, with a hexagon of RGB LEDs for RPM, flag and pit info. A Quick Release Adapter for older Thrustmaster rims is in the box.
Specs
- Torque
- 10 N·m constant, no saturation
- Rotation
- 270° to 1080°
- Power supply
- 168 W
- Quick release
- Next-gen; one Quick Release Adapter included for older rims
- LEDs
- RGB LED hexagon (RPM, flags, pit)
- Platforms
- PC
- Dimensions
- 192 × 180 × 224 mm (W × H × D)
- Weight
- 5 kg
- Build
- Reinforced connectors, black metal side plates
What sets it apart
- 10 N·m constant, which Thrustmaster says it delivers with no saturation and no filters on game effects.
- Rims change in about 5 seconds; an adapter in the box fits older Thrustmaster rims.
- An RGB LED hexagon shows RPM, flag and pit info. A button on the base turns force feedback off while steering and buttons keep working.
Good to know: Thrustmaster rates it for home use and ages 21 and up, so we don’t suggest it for venues.
How torque is ratedTelemetry on the baseStopping the forceQuick release and power
Steering Wheels
Wheels that clip onto Thrustmaster bases. The SF-25, Hypercar and GT Wheel use the next-gen quick release of the T598 and T818; the 488 GT3 and the EVO Racing Hub fit every Thrustmaster base with a detachable rim. The EVO hub takes one EVO rim, sold separately.
How to choose
- Your base decides the brand. MOZA on MOZA, Asetek on Asetek, Thrustmaster on Thrustmaster. Cube Controls and the Heusinkveld One use a standard hub: we add the adapter on MOZA or Asetek Racing bases; Cube Controls wheels bolt straight to a VNM x Cube Controls base. They are not offered on Thrustmaster.
- Console? Xbox: the MOZA ESX on a supported MOZA base. PlayStation: a Thrustmaster wheel on the T598; the GT Wheel adds PlayStation buttons and is mapped for you in Gran Turismo. Everything else is PC.
- The cars you drive set the rim shape. Formula, about 270–300 mm: open-wheel. Butterfly or D, 300–325 mm: GT. Round, 320–340 mm: road, rally and drift. The oval Hypercar: Le Mans prototypes. 400 mm: trucks.
- Screen or lights? Screens run from 2.85 in to 5.4 in. LED-only wheels often cost less and pair with a dash such as the MOZA CM2 or an on-screen overlay.
- Clutch and power. For standing starts, pick dual clutch paddles with a bite point. Wheels powered through the quick release never need charging; the wireless ones (Heusinkveld One, Cube F-PRO, F-CORE EVO, GT PRO V2, Mercedes-AMG edition) do.
Where Thrustmaster fits: The Ferrari licensed SF-25 and 488 GT3, the Gran Turismo wheel and the oval Hypercar, on the T598 or T818.
Rim shapes to scale. Outlines at true relative size.
- Formula, about 285 mm: open-wheel (this product)
- Butterfly, about 310 mm: GT (this product)
- Closed D, about 320 mm: GT, road (this product)
- Round, about 330 mm: road, rally, drift (this product)
- Dished, about 340 mm: rally, drift
- Oval, about 320 mm: prototypes (this product)
- Truck, about 400 mm: trucks
- Car types are SimWerk buying guidance.
How these features work (2)
Screens and lights to scale. Each screen at its true diagonal. LED-only wheels often cost less and pair with a dash or an on-screen overlay.
- 2.85 in round touch
- 2.99 in
- 4 in touch
- 4.3 in (this product)
- 5 in touch
- 5.4 in OLED
Dual clutch paddles. Hold one paddle at the bite point, release the other at the start.
- 1: both clutch paddles pulled, clutch fully in.
- 2: one paddle released; the other holds the clutch at the bite point.
- 3: ease the second paddle out to launch.
- This wheel: clutch assist with a configurable bite point.
- Illustrative.
Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF-25 Edition
Ferrari licensedFerrari Formula Steering Wheel with 4.3" Display
$399.99An official replica of the Ferrari SF-25 wheel, with a 4.3-inch display, 7 encoders and aluminum push/pull paddles.
Specs
- Display
- 4.3 in IPS, up to 69 data items
- Controls
- 25 buttons, 7 encoders
- Paddles
- Aluminum push/pull shift paddles + 2 analog paddles
- LEDs
- 21 (15 RPM, 6 flag)
- Faceplate
- 3 mm carbon fiber
- Quick release
- Next-gen: T818 and T598 bases
- Size
- 280 × 170 × 120 mm, 1.25 kg
- Platforms
- Set by the base: PS5, PS4 and PC on the T598 (PlayStation / PC), Xbox and PC on the T598 (Xbox / PC; Xbox after a firmware update from a PC), PC on the T818
What sets it apart
- Official life-size replica of the SF-25 wheel; a 4.3 in IPS screen shows up to 69 data items across skins.
- Aluminum push/pull shift paddles with under 5 ms response and gold-plated silver contacts.
- 3 mm, 21-layer carbon face; 25 buttons, 7 encoders, 21 LEDs.
Good to know: On PlayStation with the T598.
Screens and lights to scaleRim shapes to scaleQuick release and power
Thrustmaster Hypercar Wheel Add-On
Oval Hypercar Steering Wheel, Leather & Alcantara
$399.99An oval hypercar-style wheel with leather and Alcantara grips, 4 aluminum rotary encoders, magnetic shifters and 2 analog triggers.
Specs
- Rim
- Oval, 320 × 250 mm, leather and Alcantara
- Controls
- 25 buttons incl. 4 aluminum rotary encoders
- Paddles
- Magnetic metal shifters + 2 analog triggers
- LEDs
- 2 (RPM and race info)
- Size
- 320 × 250 × 110 mm, 1.43 kg
- Quick release
- Next-gen: T818 and T598 bases
- Faceplate
- Aluminum, with a forged-carbon insert
What sets it apart
- Oval 320 × 250 mm rim in leather and Alcantara.
- Analog front triggers with clutch assist and a configurable bite point.
- Each unit has its own unique forged-carbon part; 25 buttons including 4 aluminum rotaries.
Rim shapes to scaleDual clutch paddlesQuick release and power
Thrustmaster Ferrari 488 GT3 Wheel Add-On
Ferrari licensedOfficially Licensed Ferrari 488 GT3 Steering Wheel
$279.99An official 1:1 replica of the Ferrari 488 GT3 wheel, with carbon-fiber cladding, rotary and thumb encoders and magnetic paddles. Its dual quick release fits every Thrustmaster base with a detachable rim.
Specs
- Diameter
- 31 cm
- Faceplate
- Carbon-fiber cladding
- Controls
- 11 buttons, D-pad, 2 rotary + 2 thumb encoders
- LEDs
- 4 (GT or single-seater mode)
- Paddles
- Magnetic, 4 positions
- Quick release
- Dual: every Thrustmaster base with a detachable rim
- Size
- 310 × 175 × 75 mm, 1.14 kg
What sets it apart
- 1:1 Ferrari licensed replica with carbon cladding, 31 cm.
- Magnetic paddles in 4 positions; the LEDs switch between GT and single-seater modes.
- Two quick-release holders in the box, so it fits every Thrustmaster base with a detachable rim.
Thrustmaster EVO Racing Hub
Modular Wheel Hub, Needs an EVO Rim
$199.99A modular button hub with 25 controls, 7 LEDs and magnetic paddle modules. Pair it with one of three EVO rims: 31 cm U or D shape, or 32 cm round.
Specs
- Controls
- 25 buttons incl. 4 rotary encoders and a D-pad
- LEDs
- 7 (RPM, pit, flag)
- Paddles
- Mag-Shift paddle modules; slots for the EVO Analog Lever Set
- Rim mount
- 58 mm PCD (EVO rims)
- Quick release
- Dual: every Thrustmaster base with a detachable rim
- Needs
- One EVO rim, from $89.99
- Size
- 200 × 70 × 140 mm, 680 g
What sets it apart
- Modular hub for 58 mm EVO rims: U, D or round.
- Mag-Shift paddle modules; analog levers can be added.
- Two quick-release holders fit every Thrustmaster base with a detachable rim; 680 g.
Thrustmaster GT Wheel Add-On
Officially Licensed Gran Turismo Steering Wheel
$299.99The official Gran Turismo wheel, made with Polyphony Digital: a 28 cm leather rim with 4 push encoders, 2 mini-sticks and PlayStation-style controls.
Specs
- Rim
- Round, 28 cm, smooth leather
- Controls
- 4 rotary encoders with push, 2 mini-sticks, D-pad, 4 buttons, Share and Options
- Paddles
- 2 metal
- License
- Official Gran Turismo wheel, made with Polyphony Digital
- Quick release
- Next-gen: T818 and T598 bases
- Platforms
- Set by the base: PS5, PS4 and PC on the T598 Servo Base, PC on the T818
- Size
- 280 × 280 × 80 mm, 1.26 kg
What sets it apart
- Officially licensed by Gran Turismo and Sony, designed with Polyphony Digital.
- Traction control, brake bias, fuel and torque controls are mapped automatically in Gran Turismo.
- PlayStation buttons plus 2 mini-sticks; 28 cm round leather rim.
Pedals
The Raceline Pedals III LC: a 100 kg load-cell brake with adjustable feel, Hall-effect throttle and clutch, and an all-metal modular frame. USB-C on PC; on PlayStation they plug into the T598.
How to choose
- What do you play on? PlayStation: the Raceline Pedals III LC through the T598. Xbox: MOZA CRP2 through a MOZA base, depending on the game. PC: all of them; Asetek, Heusinkveld, the mBooster and the Cube Controls SP01 Core are PC only.
- Compare brake force at the pedal, not the load-cell size. Heusinkveld Sprint: up to 65 kg (120 kg cell). Heusinkveld Ultimate+: up to 140 kg (200 kg cell). Thrustmaster: 25–100 kg. Asetek Forte and Invicta: up to about 180 kg. MOZA states the cell range (SRP2 0–100 kg, CRP2 0–200 kg), not the force at the pedal.
- Pick the brake feel. Load cell with springs or elastomers: MOZA, Thrustmaster. Two-stage with a hard wall: Asetek Forte. A spring, then rubbers that firm up: Heusinkveld Sprint. Real hydraulic pressure: Asetek Invicta. Hydraulic damping: Heusinkveld Ultimate+. Feel set in software: MOZA mBooster.
- Want to feel ABS in your foot? The PHF kit ($39) vibrates SRP2 or CRP2 pedals; the mBooster moves the pedal itself. Nothing else here does this.
- Clutch and layout. Three pedals in the box: Thrustmaster, Sprint 3, Ultimate+ 3. Add a clutch later: MOZA, Asetek S-Series and T.H.O.R.P. II, Heusinkveld. Separate pedal units: Asetek S-Series. Hanging pedals: the CRP2 inversion kit. Upgrade later: the Initium kits.
Where Thrustmaster fits: A metal three-pedal load-cell set that runs on PlayStation through the T598.
Force and travel. A position sensor reads how far the pedal moves; a load cell reads how hard you press. Your leg repeats a pressure far better than a position.
- Reads how hard you press. Your leg repeats a pressure far better than a position.
- Up to 100 kg at the pedal.
- Sensor reads force.
- Illustrative shape.
Thrustmaster Raceline Pedals III LC
Load Cell Brake, Hall-Effect Throttle & Clutch
$269.99A three-pedal set with a 100 kg load-cell brake whose feel you set with springs, an elastomer and a preload dial.
Specs
- Brake
- Load cell, 100 kg, 24-bit
- Brake feel
- 25–100 kg with 3 springs and an elastomer, preload dial
- Throttle and clutch
- Hall-effect sensors (H.E.A.R.T.)
- Build
- All metal, modular; clutch removable
- Connection
- USB-C to a PC, with any base (recommended with the T818); RJ45 to the T598, on PC or console; RJ12 cable (included) for other Thrustmaster bases, at lower resolution. USB and RJ45 need the latest firmware, installed from a PC
- Size
- 350 × 360 × 210 mm, 4.6 kg
What sets it apart
- On PlayStation through the T598 (RJ45); on a PC by USB-C with any base.
- 100 kg 24-bit load cell; 4 tool-free brake setups from 25 to 100 kg, and a preload dial in ±5 kg steps.
- Clutch included; Hall-effect throttle and clutch; all metal, 4.6 kg.
Shifters & Handbrakes
The all-metal TH8A H-pattern and sequential shifter, and the TSS Handbrake, which doubles as a sequential shifter. USB on PC, or through a Thrustmaster base on consoles; on the T598 on a console (PlayStation or Xbox), the two together connect through the TM Sim Hub.
How to choose
How to choose a shifter
- Your cars. H-pattern for road, classic and trucks: the HGP. Sequential for GT and rally: the SGP, MagShift and MagShift Mini. Both: the Asetek Dual Mode and the TH8A.
- Feel. A spring or damper you tune: the SGP damper, TH8A resistance, Asetek throw length. A magnetic click with a set force up to 11 kg: Heusinkveld.
- Console. The TH8A, through the T598 on PlayStation. The rest are PC.
- Space. The MagShift Mini is the compact one, the SGP mounts forward or reversed, and the Asetek fits left- or right-hand drive.
Where Thrustmaster fits: H and sequential plates in one box; PlayStation through the T598.
How to choose a handbrake
- Force or position. A load cell reads how hard you pull: Asetek, Heusinkveld. The MOZA HBP and the Thrustmaster TSS read how far the lever moves.
- Double duty. The TSS is also a sequential shifter; the Asetek has a digital (button) mode.
- Console. The TSS only, through the T598 on PlayStation.
- Mounting. All four mount vertically or horizontally. Heusinkveld adds 26° of fine tuning; Asetek fits left- or right-hand drive.
Where Thrustmaster fits: Handbrake or sequential shifter in one.
Handbrake: position sensor. Reads how far the lever moves, not how hard you pull.
- Reads how far the lever moves, not how hard you pull.
- Sensor reads position.
- Illustrative shape.
Thrustmaster TH8A Shifter Add-On
H-Pattern / Sequential Shifter, All Metal
$199.99An all-metal shifter with swappable H-pattern (7+1) and sequential plates, contactless Hall-effect sensors and adjustable shift resistance.
Specs
- Modes
- H-pattern 7+1 and sequential (both plates included)
- Build
- Metal mechanism, lever and clamp
- Sensor
- Contactless Hall-effect (H.E.A.R.T.)
- Adjust
- Shift resistance and travel; clamp position, 360° rotation
- Knob
- Detachable, fits standard shifter knobs
- Connection
- USB for PC; to a Thrustmaster base for consoles (together with a TSS Handbrake on the T598: through the TM Sim Hub)
- Size
- 25 × 32 × 16 cm (W × H × D), 2 kg
What sets it apart
- Both the H 7+1 and the sequential plates are included.
- On PlayStation through the T598; on a PC by USB with any wheel.
- Metal mechanism and stick; adjustable shift resistance and travel; contactless Hall-effect sensors.
Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake
Handbrake / Sequential Shifter
$299.99A progressive handbrake that switches to a sequential shifter. Mount it vertically for rally or horizontally for GT; the build is 90% metal.
Specs
- Modes
- Progressive handbrake or sequential shifter
- Positions
- Vertical (rally) or horizontal (GT); horizontal kit included
- Build
- 90% metal, German slide bearings
- Sensor
- Hall-effect (H.E.A.R.T.)
- Size
- 13.6 × 25.8 × 32.7 cm (W × L × H), 2.07 kg
- Connection
- USB for PC; to a Thrustmaster base for consoles (together with a TH8A on the T598: through the TM Sim Hub)
What sets it apart
- Two devices in one: a progressive handbrake or a sequential shifter.
- Vertical for rally or horizontal for GT; the incline kit is in the box.
- 90% metal, German-made slide bearings, Hall-effect sensor.
Bundles
The T598 for Xbox and PC comes as a set with a wheel and pedals.
Thrustmaster T598 (Xbox / PC)
Base + Sportcar Wheel + Raceline Pedals LTE
$599.99The T598 direct-drive base for Xbox and PC, in a set with the 30 cm Sportcar wheel and the two-pedal Raceline Pedals LTE.
Specs
- Includes
- T598 base, Sportcar 30 cm wheel, Raceline Pedals LTE (2 pedals), desk clamp, 98 W power supply
- Torque
- 5 N·m constant
- Platforms
- Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC
Prices in USD: Thrustmaster's US list prices (Thrustmaster US store, September 28, 2026). Subject to change. Taxes and shipping not included. Ordering is by quote: order any item, or list the item names or SKUs in the contact form.
By quote
Accessories and upgrades.
Order any of these with your rig: list the item names or SKUs in the contact form.
EVO rims (pick one for the EVO Racing Hub)
3 items
| Item | SKU | Price |
|---|---|---|
| EVO Wheel Rim 31U Leather | 4060496 | $89.99 |
| EVO Wheel Rim 31D Leather | 4060494 | $99.99 |
| EVO Wheel Rim 32R Leather | 4060316 | $99.99 |
Add-ons and adapters
3 items
| Item | SKU | Price |
|---|---|---|
| EVO Analog Lever Set (for the EVO Racing Hub) | 4060492 | $49.99 |
| Quick Release Adapter (older Thrustmaster rims on the T818 and T598; one comes with the T818) | 4060237 | $54.99 |
| TM Sim Hub (a TH8A and a TSS Handbrake together on the T598 on PlayStation or Xbox; up to 4 add-ons) | 4060091 | $59.99 |
Returns and warranty
Bought it from SimWerk? Contact us first.
No refunds, exchanges or store credit for a change of mind. If a Thrustmaster product you bought from us has a quality problem, contact us first. We'll repair, replace or refund it as the law or the applicable warranty requires.
Ask us before you order how Thrustmaster's warranty applies to items bought through SimWerk. Quality problems are handled under this policy either way.
Questions
Do Asetek Racing, Heusinkveld, Thrustmaster and Cube Controls parts fit SimWerk rigs?
Yes. MOZA, Asetek Racing, Heusinkveld and Thrustmaster hardware and the Cube Controls wheels fit both the SimWerk Core and the SimWerk Grand. For the VNM x Cube Controls wheelbases and the Cube Controls SP01 Core pedals, we confirm the mounting for your chassis in your quote.
Can I race on PlayStation with a SimWerk rig?
Yes, with the Thrustmaster T598 Servo Base and a Thrustmaster wheel. Thrustmaster pedals plug into the base, and a Thrustmaster shifter or handbrake into its add-on port (a shifter and a handbrake together connect through the TM Sim Hub, which the configurator adds to your build). The MOZA, Asetek Racing, Heusinkveld and Cube Controls gear in our configurator runs on PC (some MOZA gear also on Xbox with the ESX wheel; the configurator tells you which), not on PlayStation. Thrustmaster firmware updates for the base, wheels and pedals install from a Windows PC (Thrustmaster's My Thrustmaster Panel software), so you need one for updates. Game support varies by title.
How do I order?
Ordering is by quote. Build your rig in the configurator and send it to us, or send the contact form or email info@simwerkus.com with the items you want. We'll confirm lead time and a final quote. Our Returns & Warranty policy applies to every order.
What is your return policy?
We don't give refunds, exchanges or store credit for a change of mind: once your order is delivered, all sales are final except for quality problems. If anything you buy from us arrives damaged, is defective or doesn't work as it should, or isn't what your quote lists, contact us. We'll repair, replace or refund it as the law or the applicable warranty requires. This covers everything we sell, including hardware from other brands. The full policy is under Returns & Warranty on our Support page.
What if a Thrustmaster product I bought from SimWerk has a problem?
Contact us first: email info@simwerkus.com or use the contact form. We'll repair, replace or refund it as the law or the applicable warranty requires. Ask us before you order how Thrustmaster's warranty applies to items bought through SimWerk. As with everything we sell, we don't take returns for a change of mind.
What do “Ferrari licensed” and “Mercedes-AMG edition” mean on a wheel?
They describe the product. A Ferrari licensed wheel is officially licensed by Ferrari, as its maker Thrustmaster states. The Cube Controls Mercedes-AMG GT Edition was developed in collaboration with Mercedes-AMG and carries a genuine Mercedes-Benz badge. Our 3D models show those marks where the real wheel has them. SimWerk itself isn't licensed by Ferrari or Mercedes-Benz.
Spec it on your rig.
Add Thrustmaster gear to a SimWerk build and see the total as you go. Ordering is by quote.