Next Level Racing NLR-S002 Wheel Stand

Pros: Very solid construction. This thing will last for years! Upgradeable Folds up for storage Fits most all wheels and pedals Does not move around during use, it's HEAVY! CUSTOMER SERVICE! Yes, Next leval Racing knows what service is all about!!!

Cons: Adaptor kit was a little confusing (see comments below)

Overall Review: Purchased this stand to use with Fanatec CSL Elite Wheel Base and wheel, CSL Elite Pedals with Loadcell. and ClubSport Shifter SQ. Everything can be bolted on using existing holes, however I wanted my pedals further forward and drilled new holes in the pedal plate. Even with drilling new holes, assembly took less than an hour. For the Fanatec pedals you will need to use the included adaptor kit (also for the T3PA Pedals). I was a little confused on how it was designed, but an email to Next Level Racing had everything cleared up in less than a day! They also include a Pedal Upgrade Kit that includes strengthening bars if you like to press hard on your pedals. If you want a high quality wheel stand without breaking the bank, this is the one to get! If you have a simple question or a problem with the stand, Next Level Racing WILL make it right!

Pros: solid frame adjustable modular

Cons: rough around the edges

Overall Review: The stand has a very solid feel to it and is great for racing wheels and pedals. Construction is a bit iffy because the materials are rough around the edges. Overall. best price for a stand on the market. it is still pretty pricey though

Pros: Upgradeable Solid

Overall Review: The stand is solid and upgradeable...easy to assemble no problems whatsoever...I highly recommend this product

Pros: Sturdy once tweaked Works well with a good seat

Cons: Connections/joints are less stable than I would expect Arrived dinged up and was not well protected during shipping Not great instructions for such a simple product

Overall Review: The unit seems like it was assembled hastily with little care given to the finished product. After loosening all the joints, realigning them, and tightening everything down evenly, the stand feels more stable and even, but I still worry about one or two joints that seem to have a lot of play in them. I had to take a rubber mallet and straighten a few of the pieces that had warped in shipping, as it was causing uneven tension and resulted in a non-level/square footprint. The parts list had the correct number of parts, but didn't include the proper size screws according to the directions. I was able to make it work with the screws provided, so this might be an outdated instruction set. I ended up using some additional washers I had on hand with some of the screws, as mine was missing some according to the pictures. Once assembled and tweaked, it's a great stand. I don't have experience with any other products like this, but the adjustability is good, but you may have to work to find an appropriate seat that won't collide with the stand, and gives you proper spacing and height to the wheel and pedals. I ended up using an Ikea Poang chair, which is a very tight fit, but does manage to slide in-between the legs of the stand. I'm likely to replace it, as it sits slightly too low to find a comfortable position for the wheel and pedals.

Pros: -Good up-building options. -Very sturdy.

Cons: None