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In this MOZA Racing guide, I take a complete look at MOZA's entire ecosystem of sim racing products including all of their wheel bases, racing wheels, pedals and other peripherals.
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MOZA Racing can no longer be looked at as a new entry into the sim racing space, as they’ve been around for a few years now and have released an absolute tonne of products. Now, MOZA Racing can boast that it has one of the largest ecosystems of any sim racing brand.
I’ve created this buyer’s guide to run through every product that MOZA Racing currently offers as well as upcoming products. I’ll share some of my top tips and recommendations on which MOZA sim racing products to consider. And I’ll explain which products are compatible with each other and compatible with other brands.
This is going to be a detailed guide, so you’ll find quick links below to be able to quickly scroll to the section you are interested in.
Currently, MOZA Racing sells all of its sim racing products from its own web store, which can often be the best place to make any purchase. MOZA ships its products globally and has its own US warehouse allowing for quick domestic shipping on US orders.
If you are happy to shop around, there are a number of resellers for MOZA Racing including Amazon worldwide, GT Omega and Abruzzi in the UK, Podium 1 and Advanced Sim Racing in North America and many more.
I’m going to start this MOZA ecosystem guide by looking at all of the wheel bases MOZA offers. And this category has quickly grown to become quite extensive.
MOZA only offers direct drive wheel bases which is a very good thing. Direct drive technology mounts a large motor directly to the driveshaft of a wheel base.
This allows for more detailed force feedback than other technologies, as well as being able to produce extremely strong force feedback. If you’re looking for the best sim racing wheel base, direct drive is certainly the way to go.
Currently, MOZA has a range of six different wheel bases. Each wheel base offers a different level of performance at a different price range. This is ideal for sim racers who want to access direct drive performance at different budgets.
The table below includes a quick overview of each wheel base that MOZA Racing sells. You’ll see that as you move up the product range, both the strength of the force feedback which is dictated by the Nm figure, and the price increase.
Wheel base | FFB Strength | Price | |
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![]() | MOZA R3 | 3.9Nm | £/$399 |
![]() | MOZA R5 | 5.5Nm | £539/$599 |
![]() | MOZA R9 | 9Nm | £409/$508 |
![]() | MOZA R12 | 12Nm | £/$589 |
![]() | MOZA R16 | 16Nm | £/$799 |
![]() | MOZA R21 | 21Nm | £/$999 |
Both the R3 wheel base and R5 wheel are only currently available to buy as part of a bundle including a steering wheel, pedal set and table clamp. These two racing wheels are ideal for someone looking for a plug-and-play sim racing setup.
The R5 beats the R3 in terms of performance with a peak torque of 5.5Nm compared to 3.9Nm. However, the MOZA R3 is Xbox compatible, making it a strong contender as one of the better budget racing wheel bundles on console.
Racing Wheel – MOZA R3
Compatibility – Xbox, PC
Price – £399/$399
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
MOZA’s cheapest racing wheel bundle is the R3, which has been designed with slightly less performance than the R5, albeit with built in Xbox compatibility.
The R3 still produces upto 3.9Nm of peak torque, outperforming most budget racing wheels.
If you are a console sim racer, this wheel base opens up the ability to use a wide range of MOZA products on Xbox, including the upgraded CRP2 pedals and various steering wheels.
Racing Wheel – MOZA R5
Compatibility – PC
Price – £539/$599
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The MOZA Racing R5 wheel base is one of the entry level wheel base within the MOZA ecosystem.
With it producing up to 5.5Nm of peak torque, this wheel base is a direct competitor to other products such as the Fanatec CSL DD and makes it perform considerably better than gear or belt-driven racing wheels like the Logitech G923. It does all this for a relatively comparable price to racing wheels that utilise belt or gear driven force feedback.
Sitting above the R5 in performance, you’ll find a couple of mid-range direct drive wheels. Both the R9 and R12 occupy this space, and both offer great performance with slightly different peak performance levels.
Racing Wheel – MOZA R9
Compatibility – PC
Price – £409/$508
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The MOZA R9 wheel base was the first small-form-factor wheel base MOZA created. At 9Nm, it produces more peak torque than the CSL DD, and the force feedback is very comparable in terms of detail and fidelity.
Since its original launch, it has been upgraded to feature the newer force feedback algorithm that MOZA has since used in newer wheel bases, allowing the R9 to stay relevant and continue to perform well.
If I were to recommend a single MOZA Racing wheel base, it would be the R9. It is right around the sweet spot for a direct drive wheel, which I always say is about 10Nm of peak torque.
Racing Wheel – MOZA R12
Compatibility – PC
Price – €589/$589
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
If 9Nm of peak torque just isn’t quite enough, MOZA has you covered with the R12. This wheel base looks almost identical to the R9 with ever so slightly different proportions.
It does, however, boost the peak torque up to 12Nm, giving it an edge over the R9. IT was also the first wheel base to use MOZA’s much upgraded force feedback algorithm that other wheel bases now use.
This was responsible for improving the smaller details, and introduced an extra layer of vibration and rumble to the overall driving experience.
I’d recommend reading our MOZA R9 vs Fanatec CSL DD guide for a detailed comparison where I pit both wheel bases head to head across a range of categories.
At the top end of performance, MOZA has its original two wheel bases, the R16 and R21. These both look remarkably different to the square and boxy smaller wheels, and this is a legacy of MOZA’s original design language. Both the R16 and R21 are the racing wheels to turn to if you want to maximise the performance of your sim racing setup.
Racing Wheel – MOZA R16
Compatibility – PC
Price – £799/$799
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The MOZA R16 is natural progression and a step up from the R12. This wheel base produces 16Nm of peak torque which is more than enough for most sim racers.
This level of performance allows you to detune the maximum strength, whilst allowing the wheel base to keep a wide range of performance. The benefit of using a higher-powered direct drive wheel base is that even if you do lower the maximum torque, you will benefit from a wider dynamic range than you’d get from a lower-powered wheel base.
The MOZA R16 should be a serious consideration if you like to play around with the strength and detail of your force feedback. Much like the R9, the R16 has been upgraded since its original launch to feature the newer force feedback algorithm.
Racing Wheel – MOZA R21
Compatibility – PC
Price – £999/$999
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
At the very peak of performance sits the MOZA R21 wheel base. This is the most powerful wheel base that MOZA currently offers, and it produces a whopping 21Nm of peak torque.
This level of force feedback performance elevates the R21 wheel base into competition with some seriously good wheel bases such as those from Simucube.
The MOZA R21 holds up extremely well when compared to either of those brands, and the performance and most importantly the range of performance is incredible. You can really feel incredibly fine details from small track surface changes, whilst also feeling incredible power and resistance when your car becomes heavily loaded.
This wheel base is the pinnacle of MOZA’s wheel base lineup, and I’d highly recommend it for those chasing extreme performance.
When it comes to sim racing steering wheels, MOZA has an ecosystem that is designed to be interchangeable. Thanks to the excellent quick release that is found on every MOZA product, you can swap each steering wheel with any of the wheel bases, although some small restrictions apply for the budget-friendly R5 wheel base.
MOZA originally launched their sim racing campaign with a single circular steering wheel called the RS wheel. Since then, MOZA has released other steering wheels as well as upgrading the original RS wheel to the much improved RS V2.
Recently, MOZA has also released a few steering wheel mods for the cheaper ES steering wheel. The mods include a larger circular wheel along with a smaller formula-style wheel. These can be purchased individually to modify the ES steering wheel which is the main compatible steering with the R5 wheel base, and comes included in the R5 bundle.
Below is an overview of all of the steering wheels that MOZA currently offers.
Wheel base | 3rd Party Compatible? | Price | |
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![]() | ESX Wheel | ![]() | £/$139 |
![]() | CS V2P Wheel | ![]() | £269/$279 |
![]() | GS GT Wheel | ![]() | £/$469 |
![]() | RS V2 Wheel | ![]() | £/$439 |
![]() | KS Wheel | ![]() | £/$279 |
![]() | FSR Wheel | ![]() | £/$549 |
![]() | Vision GS Wheel | ![]() | £/$749 |
![]() | TSW Truck Wheel | ![]() | £/$299 |
![]() | Lamborghini SCV12 | ![]() | £/$1299 |
MOZA Racing has a range of formula and GT steering wheels at different price points. These start at just £/$249 with the KS wheel, and stretch all the way up to £/$1299 with the incredible Lamborghini SCV12 wheel.
Steering Wheel – MOZA KS Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – €299/$259
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The KS wheel is MOZA Racing’s entry-level formula-style steering wheel. While there is a formula mod for the ES wheel, this KS wheel is the cheapest standalone F1 wheel.
When I reviewed this wheel, I was incredibly impressed with just how good it felt at this price point. It utilises a carbon fibre composite construction, and all inputs feel very tactile. It even comes with two dual clutch paddles included, which is often an optional extra with some brands.
Steering Wheel – MOZA GS Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – £469/$469
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The GS GT wheel is the first MOZA wheel that I ever used, and my first impression was excellent.
The design features a 300mm diameter putting it more into a GT category, however, it can be used as an excellent F1 wheel also.
The front of the wheel is constructed from forged carbon fibre and features a tonne of inputs, including four rotary encoders, two thumb encoders, ten push buttons and two joysticks.
All of these inputs can be customised to control your car in any sim racing game and provide more than enough control over elements such as DRS, ERS, traction control, brake bias and more.
Steering Wheel – MOZA FSR Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – £649/$649
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
MOZA’s FSR formula wheel takes the fantastic foundation provided by the GS GT wheel, and it elevates it by introducing a huge 4.3″ digital dash.
This included screen is the real selling point of this steering wheel. In terms of functionality, much is the same as the GS GT wheel with the same number of inputs.
The FSR’s real selling point is the large digital dash mounted in the front of the wheel. It allows you to view live telemetry as you race and choose between a wide range of screen layouts.
The combination of the GS GT features and the inclusion of the large screen makes this one of the very best formula wheels available.
Along with its excellent range of F1 and GT wheels, MOZA also has a range of multi-purpose circular wheels. These are ideal for racing road cars in games such as Forza, as well as drifting and rallying.
Steering Wheel – MOZA ES Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – TBA
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The MOZA ESX steering wheel is the most budget-friendly wheel available. This is the wheel that comes with the R3 and R5 bundles, positioning it as MOZA’s entry steering wheel.
This steering wheel is the smallest circular wheel in MOZA’s range at just 280mm, and is much closer to a wheel such as the Logitech G923 rather than a full-sized steering wheel.
There is a 12inch and formula wheel mod available to allow you to convert the ESX wheel to something more realistic or specialised. This flexibility really elevates the ES steering wheel and allows sim racers to pick up a budget steering wheel and transform it into a style that really suits their racing preferences.
Steering Wheel – MOZA CS Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – £269/$269
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The original budget steering wheel before the ES wheel was released was the CS steering wheel. This wheel has since been upgraded to the V2, and features a full-sized 330mm circular design making it ideal for multi-use racing.
As with most MOZA wheels, you get a range of push buttons, joysticks and rotary encoders to allow you to adjust your car mid-race.
This steering wheel is essentially a budget-friendly version of the RS V2. It features a very similar overall design, with a few inputs stripped away to allow it to carry a cheaper price tag.
Steering Wheel – MOZA RS V2 Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – £449/$449
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The MOZA RS V2 is a second iteration of the RS wheel, with some key improvements to both the design and functionality. These upgrades really allowed this RS V2 to become a more premium wheel.
Some of the upgrades include a design overhaul, including a forged carbon fibre faceplate and shifters. The LED-backlit buttons from the GS GT wheel have been added, and the rotary encoders and shifters are much improved.
This steering wheel is the most expensive circular wheel that MOZA sells. There is genuine leather that wraps the handgrips and carbon fibre throughout making it a true premium wheel.
Over time, MOZA has introduced a few more premium steering wheels to its lineup. The recent Vision GS showcased a circular touchscreen display, while the more recent Automobili Lamborghini Squadra Corse Essenza SCV12 wheel is MOZA’s first partnership with a real-world car brand.
Steering Wheel – MOZA Vision GS Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – £/$749
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
MOZA beat other sim racing brands to the punch by releasing the Vision GS wheel in mid 2024. This wheel features an impressive rotating circular touch screen, along the usual lineup of different inputs and functionality.
The wheel itself feels incredibly premium thanks to its carbon fibre and metal construction. The rotary encoders also utilise metal in their design which is a nice step up from the usual plastic approach.
Its real party piece is the circular display, which incorporates a gyro, allowing it to remain level while turning the steering wheel. This is an excellent premium wheel thanks to its rather unique design and high quality construction.
Steering Wheel – MOZA Lamborghini SCV12 Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – £/$1299
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
If you want to really maximise your sim racing setup, MOZA has partnered with Lamborghini to produce the SCV12 wheel.
This is a replica of the real-world wheel found in the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 hypercar. MOZA used the real CAD data from Lamborghini to ensure this wheel matches its real-world counterpart.
The design is incredibly unique with a concaved center and large 4.3inch touchscreen display.
Its price tag of £/$1299 may put most sim racers off, however, it can really compete with other similarly priced wheels from different brands.
Much to the delight of a huge part of the sim driving and racing community, MOZA released its first truck wheel along with a range of accessories.
Steering Wheel – MOZA TSW Truck Wheel
Compatibility – PC
Price – £/$299
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
Its TSW truck wheel was released in mid-2024 and became an instant hit among the truck sim community. The wheel features a large 400mm diameter, and can be paired with a range of truck accessories to really create a special setup.
The wheel itself is designed to replicate a real-world truck wheel with push buttons for elements such as cruise control, lights, wipers and more.
Where this wheel really comes into its own is if you pair it with the truck wheel clamp that MOZA sell, which lets you mount a MOZA wheelbase almost vertically so that the truck wheel can be positioned at a much more realistic angle.
MOZA also offer a multi-function stalk accessory which is designed specifically for the TSW wheel. The stalks provide additional inputs for indicating, wiper control, cruise control and more.
Not too many sim racing brands support the truck sim community as well as MOZA has done.
MOZA doesn’t just specialise in racing wheels and wheel bases, they also have a range of sim racing pedals. This lineup includes an extremely high-performance force feedback pedal to rival the Simucube ActivePedal, along with a couple of load cell pedal sets and an entry-level pedal set that is only included in budget bundles.
Below is an overview of all three pedal sets that MOZA currently have.
Wheel base | Technology | Price | |
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![]() | mBooster Pedals | Force feedback pedal | TBC |
![]() | CRP2 Pedals | 200kg Load cell | £/$399 |
![]() | SR-P Pedals | 75kg Load cell | £/$139 |
![]() | SRP-Lite Pedals | Hall sensor | Bundles only |
I’ll start by looking at MOZA’s two load cell pedal sets. These include the SR-P pedals which is an affordable, entry-level pedal set that is an ideal place to start. This set includes a 75kg load cell on the brake, and can be purchased for under $/£140.
The second load cell pedal that MOZA offers is the recently upgraded CRP2 pedals. This is a much more premium pedal set that comes equipped with a 200kg load cell and a much improved aesthetic design.
Pedals – MOZA CRP2 Pedals
Compatibility – PC
Price – From £399/$399
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The MOZA CRP2 pedal set features an upgraded design that is much sleeker than the original CRP pedals. They sit firmly in the mid-range to premium category with an aluminium construction and 200kg load cell.
This load cell measures the force and the speed at which you apply that force. It then converts that force into brake input in your sim of choice.
One of the main perks of these pedals along with the load cell brake is how adjustable they are. You can adjust the resistance of each pedal individually, as well as change out the springs and damping blocks. There are also adjustments available for the travel of each pedal.
Overall, this pedal set is a very good load cell pedal set that is worthy of your time if you’re looking to put together a premium sim racing setup, plus it becomes Xbox compatible when used with the R3 wheel.
Pedals – MOZA SR-P Pedals
Compatibility – PC
Price – From £179/$179
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The SR-P pedals take on a design philosophy that was initially used by Fanatec with its very industrial design. Each pedal is mounted to the footrest individually, which allows you to adjust the pedal spacing. While the pedal set comes in a two-pedal form, you can add an additional clutch pedal which mounts to the footrest in the same way as the brake and throttle.
This pedal set is designed to be an affordable budget to mid-range set. There is a 75kg load cell in the brake pedal which allows for a relatively realistic feel to the brake pedal. This gives sim racers a way to become consistent under braking.
This is the most popular pedal set that MOZA sell as it fits right into the budget to mid-range price bracket.
There is also an SR-P Lite pedal set which essentially uses two throttle pedals rather than a load cell brake, and this is a budget pedal set that is included in the R3 and R5 bundles. Although the Lite pedals can be upgraded with a performance kit for a more realistic experience.
Pedals – MOZA mBooster Pedals
Compatibility – PC
Price – TBC
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
It wasn’t long ago that Simucube released the first true force feedback pedal integrating a motor for incredible pedal performance. MOZA Racing has followed suite with the mBooster Pedal which is priced much lower than the Simucube ActivePedal Pro or Ultimate.
This pedal utilises a motor inside the pedal iteself, which allows for forces to be sent through the pedal arm. You can configure these forces to highlight ABS, traction control, brake lockups and more, to give you additional feedback on your driving.
With the motor controlling the entire pedal, you also have incredible amounts of customisation and adjustments available via the MOZA Pit House software.
This is an extremely high-performance sim racing pedal, which is priced incredibly high. However, it delivers incredible performance that no load cell or hydraulic pedal is capable of.
By offering a complete ecosystem including a handbrake and multiple shifters, MOZA allows sim racers to create a complete MOZA setup without having to rely on third-party brands. They currently offer a single handbrake and two different shifters.
Below are all MOZA shifters and handbrakes currently available.
Wheel base | Price | |
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![]() | HBP Handbrake | £95/$99 |
![]() | HGP Shifter | £139/$149 |
![]() | SGP Sequential Shifter | £105/$129 |
Pedals – MOZA HBP Handbrake
Compatibility – PC
Price – £95/$99
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
The MOZA HBP Handbrake is a very versatile handbrake offering a few different ways of mounting and usage.
This sim racing handbrake connects to your PC via USB and can therefore be used with any racing wheel from any brand. The design features an all-aluminium construction with two mounting angles. This means it can serve as a vertical or horizontal handbrake depending on your preference.
There are also adjustments that can be made to the brake force by swapping out the springs, as well as being able to adjust the stop position. This adjustability means it is a fantastic sim racing handbrake option.
Pedals – MOZA HGP Shifter
Compatibility – PC
Price – £139/$149
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
Much like their handbrake offering, MOZA currently only sell one external shifter. The MOZA HGP Shifter is a 7-speed H pattern shifter with a locked 7th and reverse gear.
Unfortunately, this shifter is locked to a H pattern mode, and there is no possibility of converting it into a sequential shifter. That is the biggest downside of this otherwise very good shifter.
The chassis of the shifter is constructed from metal, much like many other MOZA products, and is finished in a MOZA-esque black powder coating. You can watch our full video review of the MOZA HGP Shifter here.
Pedals – MOZA SGP Shifter
Compatibility – PC
Price – £105/$129
Where to buy –
Buy from MOZA
As well as the HGP h-pattern shifter, MOZA also offer a seperate sequential shifter, the SGP.
This is designed for sim racers who race rally games, or any other form of motorsport that utilises a sequential shifter rather than paddles or a h-pattern.
This shifter fits right in alongside their handbrake and other products thanks to its all black, industrial design.
It utilises a contactless hall sensor for accurate push and pull movements, and even incorporates an additional multi-function lever and two programmable buttons.
MOZA currently has two different external dashboards available. The RM HD digital dash is designed for both the R16 and R21 wheel bases, and the CM HD dash is designed to be comaptible with all smaller direct drive wheels.
Dash – MOZA CM HD Digital Dash
Compatibility – PC
Price – £149/$159
Where to buy – Buy from MOZA
The MOZA CM HD dash is designed to fit the smaller direct drive wheel bases and bolts directly on top, while using an adustable height fitment.
The 720p display allows you to view live telemetry while racing, thanks to its bright, low-latency display.
Dash – MOZA RM HD Digital Dash
Compatibility – PC
Price – £249/$299
Where to buy – Buy from MOZA
The RM HD dash is very similar to the CM dash, with a few improvements to justify the more premium price point.
The display has a 60Hz refresh rate, and the entire shell is constructed from an aluminium alloy.
Outside of racing wheels, pedals and other sim racing products, MOZA offers a range of different accessories and additional products that can enhance your sim racing experience. These range from wheel mods, quick release adapters, a Universal Hub to open up compatibility and more.
These accessories expand the MOZA ecosystem to become more adjustable and customisable. You can adjust the stiffness of your brake pedals with the SR-P accessory kit, or mount your steering wheel further away from your wheel base with the extension rod.
MOZA Racing offers compatibility with both PC and Xbox consoles across some of its products. Not every product is Xbox compatible, however, every single product is designed for perfect compatibility with PC.
The MOZA R3 wheel is currently the only Xbox-comaptible wheel base which comes as a bundle with a set of pedals. You can however, upgrade the pedals and steering wheel rim to some other MOZA products which will enable Xbox compatibility with the new products. This includes the newer CRP2 pedals which work perfectly with the MOZA R3 wheel base.
Read our complete guide on MOZA compatibility, where I explain which products are compatible with different consoles and brands in much more detail.
You can also use MOZA products with third-party brands in various ways. Some steering wheels include data port on the rear, allowing for direct to PC data transfer via the Universal Hub. This means you can mount the MOZA steering wheel to a third-party wheel base using a QR adapter, while allowing all functionality on the MOZA wheel to continue working.
The same method is available in reverse. Thanks to the quick release adapter, you can mount most third-party steering wheels to a MOZA wheel base, or use any combination of third-party pedals and accessories alongside MOZA products.
And that rounds out this complete MOZA buyer’s guide. This has been a pretty comprehensive look at every product MOZA currently offers, and hopefully provided some insight and help to those looking at getting into sim racing or jump into the MOZA ecosystem.
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MOZA Racing has sim racing hardware in all categories including wheel bases, steering wheels, pedals, shifters and a range of accessories. They offer different products at different price points allowing you to create the perfect all-MOZA sim racing setup if you wish.
All current MOZA products are compatible with one another on PC. This allows you to mix and match different MOZA wheel bases, steering wheels, pedals and accessories to create a unique setup.
MOZA Racing has built a huge ecosystem over the past few years, and it does really rival other brands such as Fanatec, Thrustmaster and SIMAGIC. Their products are very comparable to other brands, making them an excellent choice of sim racing ecosystem.
You can always combine MOZA Racing hardware with third-party brands resulting in a mixed sim racing setup, and thanks to QR adapters and hubs, this can be done while keeping all functionality.
Rich is the founder, F1 car setup creator and content writer 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. Regularly writes for sim racing website SimRaceReviews.com
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