Next Level Racing Wheel Stand Lite 2.0 (NLR-S040)

I have the 8Nm GT DD Pro and it's solid as a rock for my purposes. I'm sure there must be some flex/jiggle but I never notice it while playing, and my load cell pedals can't move the stand even when I'm full force braking. It's also very compact and, while I wouldn't characterize it as "light" it's definitely still moveable (and easily foldable!)I will say it's important to make sure everything is tightened down properly. The stand comes mostly assembled already so it might lull some buyers into thinking it's good to go, but it definitely needs a once around at first and then every now and again to make sure it's secured

I have a 5nm GT DD Pro and it handles it no problem. I was surprised at how heavy it was when I first received it. Super sturdy. As long as you tighten all the bolts it barely moves. The best option for me since I have limited space and didnt want anything bulky, but I’m still not sacrificing any quality. This is a solid stand

Initially, I had a bad experience with this wheel stand. I was sent a used stand missing several items that are crucial for assembly. Thankfully, I was able to return it and receive a second one. This one is brand new.After resolving this, I've had a great time with this wheel stand. It's very sturdy and strong, at least in comparison to my previous wheel stand or my desk. There is no detectable movement side to side, as in the directions which you turn the wheel. The only part that moves any considerable amount during regular use is actual red fork itself that the wheel is attached to at the top. The fork itself has a little bit of give forward and backward, but isn't loose at all. As in if you push or pull the wheel towards you, it will move unlike in a real car. The amount it moves is minimal and not detected at all during use. The wheel plate on my previously wheel stand completely break after little use, this wheel plate is very sturdy and I don't see it even needed a retightening any time soon.Here are a couple things to keep in mind:A few of the screws/bolts that are used in adjusting and securing the stand slowly loosen up, typically over the period of a day. This only increase the previously mentioned forward and backward give a slight amount, and is easily remedied by tightening a couple adjustments, all of which can be done while seated in under 30 seconds.The wheel is a bit too close to my liking as someone who is 6ft. This can be remedied by not using the chair link, or using a chair that can recline.Also, on the off chance that you reading this use a TurtleBeach VelocityOne Race wheel, I can confirm this easily hard mounts with the given wheel plate.While it hasn't been a problem for me, some might consider this somewhat laborious to put away and set back up often due to its weight when adding on a wheel and pedals.Overall, the thing that has stood out to me is the sturdiness and level of adjustment this wheel stand has. I have had a few issues, including being sent a refurbished unit, which I don't know if Amazon of Next Level Racing is to blame for. I would also wish for extending the chair link in some fashion, for those of us with longer arms (or shorter chair legs???). So overall, I give this 4/5 stars, but if you're looking for a sturdy wheel stand this is really the best you're going to do around these prices. Anything better will be significantly higher priced.

Solid product. Amazed how light and small space it takes up when folded. NEXT LEVEL always makes great products💪💯

Very heavy, very sturdy wheel stand. It could very well handle a 15nm wheelbase. When the shifter and chair holder is not needed, it provides an even cleaner look. Overall, I'm very happy with this product. I'm now considering buying a stronger wheelbase, knowing this stand is up to the task.

Almost fully assembled and easy to set up. There is some play pushing the wheel forwards and backwards, but that doesn't matter because it is sturdy enough not to interfere with wheel turning. There is a fair amount of adjustment available to move the wheel up and down. Not much adjustability for wheel angle. I would definitely consider this wheel stand for a compact or temporary setup. Good product that is priced reasonably.

Just got my wheel stand light 2.0 setup last night and I figured it would be “good enough” but I am actually blown away. The thing is almost rock solid, plenty of adjustment, quality hardware, looks good. And the chair caddy is amazing paired with the pedal height makes my gaming chair lean back and feels locked in like a cockpit. for anybody tryin to get into sim racing this is a solid place to start

I have limited space so can’t do a full rig, also use my pc for regular kb/mouse gaming so was looking at the wheel stand 2.0. This wheel stand lite was released right as I was going to purchase the “full” version and all reviews of this model were very clearly sponsored and overly positive from more popular social media reviewers, no “regular Joe” unbiased reviews to be found. I was worried it would feel flimsy when driving but it is rock solid. There is very slight movement forward/backward but it is negligible and goes completely unnoticed when I am driving. The chair trough thing is clever and after adjusting it a bit my chair doesn’t move under braking at all, but, I have g29 pedals so with a better brake pedal I could see the wheels potentially climbing out of it. It’s definitely worth $150, I don’t regret cheaping out on the “lite” version. Hopefully this feedback helps someone decide.