FEATURES
Included: T3PA 3-pedal pedal set
The TMX is bundled with the three-pedal Thrustmaster T3PA pedal set, whose pedals and internal structure are all 100% metal. The T3PA is fully adjustable (spacing, angle and gas pedal with an adjustable height setting). The optional Conical Rubber Brake Mod is also included, allowing for an authentic feel with ultra-progressive resistance at the end of the pedal’s travel.
Maximum racing comfort
The wheel features reinforced rubber-coated grips.
Sequential gear shifts are facilitated by the two large (5”/13 cm tall), 100% metal wheel-mounted sequential paddle shifters.
Perfectly realistic wheel
11 inch/28 cm diameter racing wheel, with an ergonomic design perfectly adapted for all driving games (GT, Formula 1, NASCAR, rally, etc.).
Extreme racing precision
A rotation angle adjustable from 270 to 900 degree allows gamers to race in all vehicles with unrivalled realism.
High-precision racing wheel: optical reading with 12-bit resolution (i.e. 4,096 values on the wheel’s steering axis).
Realistic Force Feedback effects
Experience every racing sensation to the fullest thanks to the realistic Force Feedback – the road or track's relief, loss of tire grip, braking, bumps and impacts, etc.
A smooth, precise and silent racing wheel, featuring a mixed belt-pulley and gears system.
Xbox One certified embedded software
Official embedded software: the racing wheel is automatically recognized by the Xbox One, compatible in the console’s menus and compatible with all Xbox One racing games supporting racing wheels.
Works on Xbox Series X
All controls within easy reach
Never take your hands off the wheel, thanks to the built-in official buttons for Xbox One: Xbox Guide button, View and Menu.
Easily access all social functions, switch between the game and the system, navigate through the console's menus, etc.
Compatible with Thrustmaster TH8A* shifter
Compatible with the Thrustmaster TH8A* shifter.
Comes with 2 included shift-plates: "H"-pattern (7+1) and Sequential (+/-).
*Sold separately.
