I would assume other local resale boards would be similar, if you don't have a Craigslist in your area. You can usually find one within a week or two on Craigslist for a very reasonable price. So if you're on a really tight budget and have to go below that $250-400 range, my recommendation would be to look for a lightly used modern FFB wheel from that selection (current Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Logitech model) in nice condition, rather than going for the brand-new non-FFB. Honestly, I'd say you're better off with a decent vibration controller than a non-FFB wheel. Even with my nice TX wheel, if you turn off everything except centering, it is all but impossible to drive well. You don't really realize how much you need force feedback. I owned a Logitech non-FFB wheel (MOMO yellow, long discontinued) and it was pretty terrible. But, looking online, yeah, it seems like support for the Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Spider (non-FFB) wheel isn't very good.īut, honestly, if you're wanting to skip the force feedback. I can verify for fact that the XB1 edition Thrustmaster TX 458 (FFB 900 degree) wheel works beautifully PC. The $299-399 range puts you in the entry-level of good 900 degree rotation and force feedback. Yeah, the budget on wheels can go up in a hurry.
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