In this guide, I'll show you every racing wheel that is compatible with iRacing, including wheels from Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Logitech, MOZA, Asetek and more.
Disclaimer: Some of the links on this page may be affiliate links. We earn a commission from any sale after clicking an affiliate link. Find out more.
Brands including Logitech, Fanatec, Asetek and more all make fantastic racing wheels for iRacing. Choosing the best wheel is a tricky proposition, and specific to your budget and preference. However, our recommendation for the best budget racing wheel is the Logitech G923. The best mid-range racing wheel has to be the Fanatec GT DD Pro and one of the best premium racing wheels for iRacing has to be the Asetek Invicta.
iRacing is one of the most popular racing simulators around. Despite being released way back in 2008, the constant updates to the game engine itself and the release of hundreds of pieces of extra content keep this simulator up-to-date.
It is a racing sim that can seem a bit daunting to jump into at first. It’s almost entirely online, with some racers competing for over a decade, although there is an offline AI racing mode now to hone your skills! And there is a monthly subscription fee that can be off-putting.
If you can overcome these barriers, iRacing offers an incredibly realistic handling model, and some of the best wheel-to-wheel racing available. To really get the most out of iRacing, you should be looking at racing with a wheel rather than a controller.
But which racing wheels are compatible with iRacing? In this guide, I’ll run through every iRacing compatible racing wheel from a range of different sim racing brands.
View the latest iRacing discount codes for a cheap membership.
The comprehensive iRacing wheel compatibility list below runs through every racing wheel that works with iRacing.
Fanatec has one of the best sim racing ecosystems around that includes a variety of racing wheels. They underwent a huge push a few years ago to lower the price of direct drive racing wheels with the CSL DD. This proved to be one of the best-selling Fanatec products ever.
Since then, Fanatec has released a mid-range racing wheel that looks to build on the success of the CSL DD. Those wheels are the ClubSport DD and DD+. Both of these wheels look to offer the best force feedback experience ever from a Fanatec racing wheel, with two pricing options.
After the CSL DD replaced the old CSL Elite wheel base, and the ClubSport DD bringing direct drive to its mid-range wheel offering. Only the Podium DD1 and DD2 remain as two older racing wheels. Both are still brilliant and offer some of the most powerful force feedback from any wheel base.
Fanatec’s current lineup of iRacing compatible racing wheels include;
Logitech currently has its largest ever ecosystem which technically includes four racing wheels. Although, its a bit of a stretch to say each racing wheel is unique. Both the G29 and G920 are incredibly similar, and the G923 racing wheel has some improvements but looks almost identical to the older G29.
Having all of these different racing wheels though adds a few options for those looking to race iRacing but have differing budgets to buy a racing wheel with. The G29 and G920 are the cheapest racing wheels due to their age, and the G923 is only a little bit more expensive.
At the top end, the Logitech Pro Racing wheel features a direct drive motor that can compete with other premium options such as the Fanatec ClubSport DD.
Thrustmaster is another big-name sim racing brand. They produce a range of racing wheels that span different budgets and performance levels. Much like Logitech, Thrustmaster has a few budget-friendly racing wheels, all of which are compatible with iRacing.
While the Thrustmaster T128 and T248 offer good starting points if you are looking to buy your first racing wheel. More premium wheels such as the T818 direct drive wheel and the TS-PC wheel offer better performance with a higher price tag.
The great news for anyone looking to buy a Thrustmaster wheel specifically for iRacing, is that almost Thrustmaster’s entire product lineup is compatible with iRacing.
MOZA Racing is one of the newer racing wheel manufacturers included in this iRacing racing wheel guide, but that doesn’t affect the quality of their products in any way. MOZA Racing has made a huge push during the past few years to produce a large ecosystem of sim racing products.
Launches of popular sim racing products such as the MOZA R12 racing wheel and the Xbox-compatible R3 wheel have put MOZA in the spotlight. Other than the MOZA R3 racing wheel, all of MOZA’s products are PC-compatible only. While this isn’t great for sim racers who like to race on a console, it is great for iRacing sim racers.
All of MOZA Racing’s products are compatible with iRacing on PC, from their racing wheels and pedals to their peripherals. You can run an entirely MOZA sim racing setup if you wish.
You can use the links below to shop for your favourite sim racing products, or for any products that we may have recommended. These links are affiliate links, and will earn us a small commission, with no additional cost for you.
Rich is the co-founder, and one of the main F1 setup creators and content writers for SimRacingSetups. With over a decade of experience as a graphic designer, marketing director, competitive sim racer and avid motorsport fan, Rich founded SimRacingSetup.com to share his passion and knowledge of sim racing and Formula 1 with other sim racers.
View all articles written by Rich
View Best F1 24 Racing Wheels
Best PS5 Racing Wheels
Low Fuel Motorsport is ACC’s answer to a competitive iRacing-style online racing environment. LFM can be… Read More »Best LFM ACC Car Setups: Updated Weekly
Asetek has just announced they are celebrating three years of producing sim racing hardware. And what… Read More »Get A Free Set Of Asetek Pagani Sim Racing Pedals
Baku is the first street circuit on the Formula 1 calendar since Monaco and Canada, and… Read More »F1 24 How To Be Faster At Baku (Azerbaijan Track Guide)
