Unlock PXN Wheel Base for Responsive and Immersive Racing Control

Enhance driving control using PXN sim racing wheel bases designed for responsive performance and long-term stability. Integrated servo motor design ensures precise and consistent racing input.
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Sim Racing Wheel Bases with Stable Torque Output


PXN sim racing bases deliver consistent force feedback output, reduced torque ripple, and stable steering response, supporting smooth and precise control across demanding racing conditions with long-term mechanical reliability.

Built on servo motor architecture, these wheelbases support modular sim racing setups with broad compatibility across steering wheels and PC systems, ensuring stable control across different driving configurations and performance levels.

Check PXN wheel bases to compare available configurations and choose a setup that matches your racing control and performance needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to calibrate the PXN wheel bases?

Open the PXN SimRacing software and first ensure your drivers and firmware are up to date. Then go to the Home tab within the software interface.

Manually center your steering wheel, and select the Center function. This sets the correct neutral position for accurate steering input recognition on your system.

For a step-by-step visual guide, refer to the official tutorial video: https://youtu.be/O8xhVO0ezsg

How to adjust force feedback on a PXN wheel base?

You can adjust the force feedback strength of your PXN wheel base through the PXN SimRacing software.

1. Open PXN SimRacing and select your connected wheel base.
2. Go to Devices → Wheel Base settings.
3. Adjust the Force Feedback value under Parameter Settings:
- Increase the value for stronger force feedback effects.
- Decrease the value for a lighter steering feel.
4. Adjust additional force feedback parameters based on your preference:
- Mechanical Max Torque: Controls the maximum torque output of the wheel base.
- Mechanical Inertia: Adjusts the resistance felt when changing steering direction.
- Mechanical Friction: Adjusts the overall steering resistance.
- Mechanical Damping: Controls the smoothness and resistance of steering movement.
5. Save the preset after completing your adjustments for future use.

For different racing games, you can create separate presets with different force feedback settings to match each driving style.

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