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Steering Wheel Thrustmaster Ferrari 599XX Evo 30 Alcantara Wheel Add-on:Enjoy the ultimate driving experience with this replaceable steering wheel part, which is intended for the Thrustmaster TX Series / T500RS and T300 RS bases. This is a scaled model of the Ferrari 599XX Evolution steering wheel,licensed by and designed in collaboration with the legendary car manufacturer itself. You can look forward not only to perfect handling, but also exclusive materials used to provide unbeatable durability, even when you completely immerse yourself in the wolrd of virtual racing.Key FeaturesA scale model of the599XX Evo steering wheel, manufactured under a Ferrari licenseSurface made from Italian Alcantara, used in the production of real steering wheelsA 2-mm steering wheel hub from polished steel for incredible authenticity2 levers for changing gears, 6 buttons and multi-directional D-pad for controlling game menusEasy replacement of the steering wheel with Quick Release systemFor Professional RacersEven at first glance, it is clear that the steering wheel is something truly special –a device which meets all your highest racing requirements perfectly.In addition to the two levers, which make shifting gears a breeze, it also offers 6 easily accessible buttons with clearly identifiable functions, and a switch with three positions, which can also be pressed down in its centre position. Furthermore, there is a multi-directional D-pad for smooth navigation through game menus.Enhanced Compatibility for Easy Racing AnywhereWhether you are racing in your virtual car on an Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, or PC,you need not worry that the steering wheel will not be compatible with your platform. You can use it virtually anywhere – simply plug it in and go racing, be it from the comfort of your couch or computer chair. What is more, with Quick Release system, you can easily swap separate parts of the steering wheel without any restrictions. Unbridled racing on a system of your choice has never been easier.
