Customer Ratings & Reviews

Right out of the box, this bundle brings an impressive balance between build quality and performance to your sim racing experience of choice. The packaging is robust yet easy to unpack, allowing you to immediately dive into the installation experience. Utilizing the Moza Pit House software provides direct firmware updates, calibration options, and quick-launch options for numerous games. This ordered sequence of launching the software first provides a convenient way to skip the GUI of platforms like Steam, taking you directly to your favorite title and track. It’s so easy that it almost, ALMOST, feels like it detracts from the unit's quality, although it absolutely does not. The open-ended nature of this package is particularly appreciated. There are ample options for additional components tailored to users' needs and desires. Moza’s Direct Drive R5 wheelbase allows for the addition of a clutch, e-brake, and HGP shifter. These additional components seem appropriately priced relative to the cost of entry presented by this bundle. Purchasing them all would cost around an additional $300 to fully flesh out your setup. You can take it another step further by adding the CM Dash that mounts directly to the Direct Drive wheelbase which will cost you an additional $159. HOWEVER, if you're looking to simply dive in with a set of pedals and enjoy a fantastic force feedback steering experience, this bundle is exactly what you’re seeking. The feedback from this wheel is exceptional. It’s delightful to see it engage when launching Moza Pit House. The wheel spins freely when unpowered but engages and comes to life once you fire up the software. You will clearly feel the detailed feedback, whether navigating the rumble strips running through the chicanes at COTA or colliding with the wall at sharp turns. If you’ve ever executed an actual burnout in a real vehicle and experienced how the steering wheel reacts, you’ll be pleased to find this wheel mimics that behavior accurately. Perhaps the only notable downside is the brake pedal, which is entirely linear and lacks the buildup of resistance typical of actual vehicle pedals. Admittedly, achieving such realism would require a far more robust pedal assembly, significantly raising the price of this bundle. Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with this unit. A final note for readers: consider using driving gloves. The wheel has a premium feel, and excessive sweat from aggressive driving could damage it over time. Protect your investment and extend its life by using appropriate gloves.

The Moza R5 Racing bundle is a great starter kit for those who want to dive into sim racing on PC. Its price point is a little above what you would find in a starter bundle, but understand that this is a direct drive steering wheel, which will give you a much better "drive" in terms of feedback, especially with its modest yet strong 5.5Nm of torque. The kit itself is very straightforward to install and set up. The main components are a steering wheel, the direct-drive wheelbase and clamp mount, and the brake/gas pedals. Three main cables connect to the wheelbase (power, USB-to-PC, Ethernet-to-Pedals), and that's all there is to it. I did find that mounting the very lightweight SR-P Lite pedals to a sturdy base to be a bit tricky as there are no obvious front mount points to the heel plate of the pedals; only the backside behind the pedals had mounting holes. You may have to improvise to get the pedals secure as this is not going to work well on the ground alone. Otherwise, the steering wheelbase is easily clamped to a table, and with enough muscle, will stay put during use. I did find that the clamp screws do hang down a bit and find myself hitting my knee on them more often than not. This might be due to my own mounting setup but just be aware that it could happen to you as well. The workmanship of the bundle is very good. The leather wrapped steering wheel is very good on your hands and the metal base ensures that there is no flex when the 5.5Nm tries to throw your arms as you spin out of control. As I mentioned above, the pedals could use a little more heft as they're the lightest set of pedals I've ever owned. Yet, they are still made of all-metal construction as opposed to the plastic ones that other brands include. The performance of the R5 is highly dependent on that implementation of the racing sim that supports it. I've been playing Assetto Corsa off and on, and my prior belt-driven steering wheel setup was of lesser value, performance and quality. Happy to say that the R5 setup does not disappoint! The feedback feels much more precise, and this is attributed to the direct drive motor. The wheel adjusted nicely for all my cars (F1-style cars felt lighter at the wheel, much older cars had to be muscled, and everything in between). The steering wheel has a plethora of tweaks and buttons to choose and customize to your game if your game supports it. Assetto Corsa didn't have a default Moza profile, but I was able to use the Moza for Assetto Corsa guide on their website to get a baseline setting. Other games may have better out-of-the-box support. What’s really cool about Moza steering wheels is its ability to be configured via app. I was able to download the Moza app and connect directly to the R5 via Bluetooth from my phone. The app provides the same types of setting tweaks that can be found in-game. I’m able to create and save a profile for Assetto Corsa. I think this is a sleek way of doing “live” updates to your configuration without leaving the game. Understanding that this is more of a starter bundle, I do wish the pedals had a little bit more feel, especially the brake pedal. But that sparks the conversation about upgradeability, which Moza is all over. Everything about the R5 system can be upgraded from the steering wheel to the SR-P Lite pedals, and down to the DD R5 unit itself if you want to move up in torque. My first upgrade will be to purchase the SR-P Lite Brake Pedal Performance Kit, and with this I think I would be happy for a good while. Overall, I’m very happy with this bundle from Moza. I love the driving experience and the modularity of the system, all at a reasonable price.

The Moza R5 is an entry level direct drive Sim Racing bundle for beginners or casual racers. Its 5.5nm wheel base provides enough forced feedback to make driving more exciting while keeping the cost reasonable. The pedals are solid but the brake pedal lacks the true feeling of a brake pedal. The on/off button is located in the back and not easily found which isn’t convenient. I mounted mine on a portable racing stand so I could race at my gaming desk or in front of the big tv screen. I was pleasantly surprised by how many of my racing games were playable without much input due to Moza’s Pit house software – see the full list below. Pros: - Direct Drive wheelbase, its 5.5 nm is ok for beginners and casual racers and definitely a step up from belt or gear driven wheel bases. - Excellent quick release on the steering wheel makes it very sturdy - 22 configurable buttons on the steering wheel allows customization - Pit House software limits the frustration of getting the racing apps working - Hub support for optional hand brake, shifter, emergency stop and dash Cons: - The brake pedal lacks a load cell to give you a real brake pedal feel - The on/off switch is a small button on the back which can be difficult to find especially if you are trying to shut the system off when the wheel is engaged. - Limited to PC only Setup and Racing: I mounted the wheelbase to a fold down racing stand that I picked up at Best Buy. Although this wheelbase can be mounted on a table I like the ability to adjust its height and angle which you cannot do with a table. I also mounted the pedals to the base to complete the setup. Using the stand I can race at my gaming desk or take it in front of the TV and race using the big screen. Following the simple directions I had everything mounted and cabled in a very short time. Anyone who has been sim racing knows that the biggest Frustration occurs when you try to get your game to recognize your wheel and then once that is done getting the game to allow you to assign the correct features and buttons to your wheel and wheelbase. As noted above Pit House does a good job of taking care of most of the more popular games. Experience: This wheel/wheelbase is very smooth and quiet when being used. I didn’t notice any heat issues nor drop outs when going through my testing. At 5.5nm the wheel provides enough feedback to enhance the driving experience but I would recommend moving up to the 9 or 12 nm bundle if you plan on racing a lot. The wheelbase is very responsive and the Pit House gives you full customization over the reactiveness and functionality of the wheel. The biggest frustration with Sim Racing is getting the game to recognize the equipment and then letting you set the parameters and assign the buttons. Moza’s Pit House does a good job of finding your games and telling you which games need to be configured manually and which games Pit House can configure for you. Moza provides guides for those who want to delve into the finer adjustments using Pit House as well as recommended settings for games that are not automatically configured. Games Played just using Pit House’s setup - Assetto Corsa - Assetto Corsa Competizione - Forza Horizon 5 on Steam - BeamNG.drive Games Played using Pit House’s setup but needed additional configuration - F1 2023 - F1 2022 - F1 2018 - Dirt Rally 2 Games Played that needed more setup than Pit House provided to get it functional - Forza Horizon 4 on Microsoft - Automobilista 2 - Dirt Rally

The Moza racing wheel is truly impressive and built to a high standard. Right away, you’ll notice the excellent build quality from the steering wheel to the wheelbase and pedals. The steering wheel feels solid and premium. I’m not sure if it’s actual leather, but it has a smooth, cool touch and provides great grip without slipping. The wheelbase is hefty, about 7 to 8 pounds, which adds to the feeling of durability and stability. The included pedals are made of steel and feature non-slip rubber feet for added grip. This bundle includes the ES Steering Wheel, R5 Wheelbase, and SR-P Lite Pedals (note: it doesn’t include a clutch pedal, but one can be added later). The assembly was straightforward. The only component that required screws was the wheelbase, which I mounted on the included table clamp. Attaching the steering wheel was as simple as aligning the ball bearings with the holes on the wheel base, and giving it a twist to lock into place. The remaining connections were an Ethernet cable from the pedals to the base and a USB-B to USB-A cable from the base to the PC. I was surprised that such a premium setup used USB-B, but it worked reliably. The rear of the wheelbase has ports for expansion: dashboards, handbrakes, shifters, and an e-stop, along with connectors for power, pedals, and the USB connection. Although the hardware feels plug-and-play, setting it up may take a bit more effort. You’ll need to download the Moza Pit House software from the manufacturer’s website, update the firmware, and run through the calibration steps. While many racing titles support the wheel out of the box, some like Forza Horizon 5 took me some time of manual configuration. Getting Forza to work involved placing three specific files in different game folders and enabling UDP ports. Thankfully, Moza’s website provides detailed, step-by-step instructions that make the process manageable. Once you’ve done it once, future setups are quicker. Once everything is up and running, the racing experience is phenomenal. The force feedback delivers realistic road feel, and the paddle shifters are fast and responsive. Acceleration and braking are smooth and accurate, though I found the brake pedal a bit stiff by default, you can easily adjust it via the software. I also tweaked the footrest for added comfort and fine-tuned the throttle response in the app. The wheel features shift indicator LEDs, and they sync perfectly with gameplay. Compared to another wheel I own from a different brand, the Moza setup felt far more immersive, premium and refined. Overall, though this might be one of Moza’s entry-level bundles, it performs well beyond that category. It’s a great fit for sim racing enthusiasts who want premium build quality without jumping into ultra high end gear. Whether you're a beginner looking to get serious or a mid-level racer upgrading from a basic wheel, this bundle delivers impressive value.The build quality is top notch, and while the software setup can be a bit technical for some, the results are worth it. With expandability for additional peripherals, this kit can grow with your sim racing needs. In the box, you get the steering wheel, wheelbase, pedals, table clamp, mounting tools, USB-B to USB-A cable, power adapter, Ethernet cable, and a quick-start guide.

The Moza R5 Racing Simulator Wheel and Pedal bundle provides an amazing and elevated experience to car simulation games. It definitely takes a while to set-up and get going, but once it is up and running, there is not going back to control or keyboard racing. What’s included? Included in the package are the steering wheel, wheel base, pedals, desktop clamp, connections for power, pedals to base, and base to PC, plus 2 small bags of hardware. *Setup* The physical set-up was time consuming but straightforward. It took me about 20 minutes to unscrew and readjust pedals, mount the base, and set up steering wheel to base properly. I used the video on the Moza website because it was easier to understand than the manual. The manual instructions are tricky to follow, plus there is no specification on which hardware to use of the two bags provided, and no details on what each is even for. I still have a bag left and am not sure what to do with it. After this I downloaded and installed the Moza software, which took about another 10 mins, then had to calibrate steering wheel, pedals, download an update, and calibrate again. Having done all this, I found I could not play anything, because no game was picking it up. I tried it with Forza Horizons 5 and then downloaded various games to no avail. This is where my advice comes in if you chose to buy this. First off, I became aware that something in the setup had gone wrong and the software had improperly installed. Thus, I had to delete the Moza software from the PC and reinstall. After this, I was able to play it with limited function, the pedals showed up on the Moza software but not on any game. I was able to map the wheel on games and use buttons for throttle and break. So, if there are any issues, ensure that everything is properly installed. Secondly, and important if you own a Windows PC, go to Control Settings>USB Device> Moza R5 Base and calibrate you pedals and wheel. I found a video by Sim Racing Pal detailing this and this did the trick. After having done this, I have been able to play on Forza Horizons 5 using my XBOX PC Gamepass with no issue, as well as RaceRoom with no issues. All I have to do is map under the game’s settings. For RaceRoom, it seems to reset every time I go back in, even though I launch it through the Moza app, which is linked to Steam. *Quality of Product* The quality of this steering wheel and pedals is outstanding. It feels like a real steering wheel, and it feels incredibly durable. The base provides incredible vibrations and moves the steering wheel depending on the terrain as if it were a real car. It registers steering with amazing sensitivity and truly gives a life-like simulation. Likewise, the pedals are accurately sensitive to nuance in acceleration, deceleration, and break. The pedals can be shifted to desired spacing, and the height of the pedal can be adjusted. They are lightweight sometimes the whole thing will lean forward when I use the pedal unless I keep a foot on it. I also use it on tile floor, which makes it slide around. I am thinking of buying a rubber mat to keep it in place but that still won’t solve the issue with it leaning forward. It is also best to use a lockable or nonwheeled chair with this. *App* The Moza software severs various purposes. It can calibrate each individual component, shows that everything is functional and connected, shows which games it is compatible with and ready to launch, record stats, and much more. *Conclusion* Okay, so this was a pain to install and troubleshoot, it took me days to figure out, but it was well worth it. There is not a single person in my house that is not constantly vying for a turn at it. Whether racing or taking on a leisurely drive, this Moza provides such a fun immersive experience that even my kids think they can drive in real life now. It is smooth, responsive, and realistic.

The Moza-R5 racing Simulator Wheel and Pedal Bundle for PC in black is a game changer for anyone who likes racing games like me. This setup takes you up to a whole different level of gameplay by increasing the realism exponentially. It is not just that you actually have a real steering wheel and pedals you also get real-time feedback through the steering wheel in situations that you would feel it in while driving in real life. It is amazing how far gaming technology and hardware have come. The level of integration is impressive and so is the Moza hardware. The steering wheel has every imaginable control option you could think of and it is built like a tank and feels very solid, linked to its base that can be mounted to your desk. Then there is the all-steel pedal assembly also very solid and of good size for an adult male. Moza includes all of the cables and wires needed to get set up and once that is done, you are ready to move on to the software. Once you go to the Moza website and download the Moza Pithouse software and install it a process that will take some time. You will be ready to get it hooked up to your game or games. In the Moza Pitstop software, there is a list of compatible games on the right side. Games that you have installed will be available to create links to their location on your PC. You can use Steam of Windows Xbox Live for games and there is a good list of compatible games. The whole process is time-consuming, especially if you need to download a game and install it. However, once you get it all set up, you are ready for a next-level driving experience for gaming. If you are someone who loves racing but can not actually do it in real life this is the next best thing and it is very entertaining. I would say the Moza R5 is a great entrance point, but you can also add on to it with other accessories if you wish to. I believe it is worth the money because it is well executed and very well made. I think it will hold up to a lot of abuse and last a long time.

The quality is second to none. If you are looking to level up your racing kit this is the ticket. The pitmaster software is also excellent. Set-up is easy

Awesome wheel so far! The only thing I don't like is that it doesn't come with a clutch pedal like basically every other wheel and pedal bundle (except Fanatec that I know of) but while the other wheels like Logitech come with a clutch pedal, the wheel strength, and overall build quality seem... lacking by comparison to this wheel. Also that best buy doesn't carry the separate clutch pedal, or more than 1 or 2 of these specific wheel bundles in stock at a time, but its fairly priced on the MOZA Racing website! So at the end of the day this lacks a clutch pedal, but surpasses other brands in quality for not much more in price!!!

This bundle is amazing value for getting into sim racing. The force feedback is very forceful, and the build quality is exceptional. Mounts to desk so very user friendly.

This is my first steering wheel pedal set from this brand. But I have always heard a good things and this is definitely not a beginner set. This is a step up from beginners. I would say that this is a more real life feel I have a Corvette with the paddle shifters and the steering wheel and paddle gears feel very similar. The buttons on the steering wheel are easy to reach for my hands and the reactive steering wheel is not too jerky. It’s easy to install, especially for any style table however, if you have a lip that’s Hangs over and retracts like a style G it might be a little difficult, but you can rig it to mount the steering wheel. My only concern in this is where it loses a star is that the pedals do not allow for hard stamping because it will move with the pressing Too hard of a pedal. If I press too hard, the whole pad will move forward or up that is the only reason I have removed one star. Otherwise this entire system meets all my expectations and I really enjoy using it over for other brands.

Very high quality for the price. Variety of calibration settings for wheel feel with MOZA Pit Stop, and super easy plug and play no tedious setups. Just pop on the wheel, turn the base on secure the clamps (if using them) and get going. 5.5Nm is stronger than I expected. No regrets!

Hands down amazing. Coming from thrustmaster to this Moza direct drive is like night and day. Easy to setup with thr moza pithouse software. Braking is on another level. Everythign feels more realistic. Recommend that you pair this wirh the R5 peformace brake kit.

Very well built metal body and parts the steering wheel is very comfortable and the force feedback is is strong fast and accurate as its a direct drive motor. 10/10 for me

Great entry level DD wheel. The button mappings have been pretty automated so far, and a lot of presets for major racing franchises to make it easy to get started. The pedals keep it from being a 5 star product, but a simple upgrade with springs and bumpers for around $30 definitely helps until full load cell upgrade later down the road. Base is working flawlessly so far and does not overheat at all. Only warning is once you get into it, you will eventually want something with bit more force like 10-12 nm range… and maybe a new wheel… and definitely new pedals… so I can see my wallet draining pretty quickly.

I’ve been using the Mosa R5 for sim racing and honestly, it’s incredible. The feeling of being in the car is just everything — the feedback, the responsiveness, the quality, it all blows you away. The only reason I returned it was because I loved it so much that I wanted to upgrade to the absolute best version. Seriously, this wheel makes racing feel real, and it’s worth every penny.

This is hands-down the best budget setup. 5nm is perfect for anyone starting out wanting a more realistic feal. Compared to other brands with higher prices, you're getting the same if not better quality

Perfect. The MOZA R5 Bundle is perfect for anyone entering the world of direct drive or upgrading from a belt-driven wheel. It offers excellent performance, reliable build quality, and great value without overwhelming beginners or disappointing experienced racers.

Excellent product for entry and intermediate racing enthusiasts. The Moza racing ecosystem is efficient and easily upgradable. The direct drive wheel base allows for extreme customization of the steering curves for different class vehicles. Highly recommend this to anybody looking to get into sim racing.

Started with Logitech G920. Tried R5. World of difference. If you are used to geared force feedback there is a learning curve with direct drive but worth it. If you're thinking about any Logitech reconsider and get R3 for +$50 (+$100 if you must have Xbox compat) But if you got budget get R5

Hard to beat the price-to-performance ratio. Excellent starter sim offering from Moza. Top-tier quality machining and software. It does take some getting used to the button layout, as most games see them as numbers rather than A, B, X, Y, etc. One other small thing: be mindful of the desktop mount so you don't smash your knees on the hand screws. They fall pretty low from the desk.