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Thrustmaster Ferrari SF 1000 Wheel Add On for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC
- 4.3-inch (109-mm) IPS LCD display showing up to 69 key items of information
- 3 mm-thick carbon fiber faceplate (21 layers) combining rigidity and lightweight design, for balanced Force Feedback
- Up to 25 action buttons (including 7 encoders) for intuitive driving and unlimited configuration possibilities
- Native connectivity or wireless telemetry connectivity, with iconic labeling and official markings for unrivaled immersion and realism
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| Type | Wheels |
|---|---|
| Simulator Type | Racing |
| Platform | PC / Xbox / PlayStation |
| First Listed on Newegg | October 24, 2022 |
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Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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Return Policies
- Return for refund until: January 31, 2026
- Return for replacement until: January 31, 2026
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The Thrustmaster Ferrari SF1000 Wheel Add-On is a Formula-style sim-racing wheel rim for drivers using a compatible Thrustmaster wheel base on PC, PlayStation, or Xbox; its 4.3-inch IPS display shows up to 69 items of racing information.
Recommended For
- F1 and open-wheel sim racers who want a formula-style rim with race controls and an on-wheel display for supported game telemetry.
- Owners of a compatible Thrustmaster racing base who want to add a Ferrari-licensed formula rim without replacing their existing base.
- Sim racers who adjust settings during a race and want multiple buttons, encoders, and paddles readily available on the wheel.
- Racers who enjoy configuring telemetry screens and firmware, and are willing to check game-specific support and setup instructions.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- In a supported F1 game, a sim racer can check available race and car data on the wheel while driving, reducing the need to look over at a separate screen. Which data appears depends on the game, platform, and telemetry mode.
- During an F1 race, a driver can use the mapped buttons and rotary controls for adjustments such as brake bias or fuel mix, and for functions such as radio or pit-lane speed limiting, without reaching for a keyboard.
- A PC sim racer can use the SF1000 as a Formula-style rim across compatible racing games, setting up its controls and using the display where the game supports it. Compatibility and setup vary by title.
- On a console, a player can use the add-on with a compatible Thrustmaster wheel base for supported racing games. On Xbox, displaying F1 telemetry may require Wi-Fi/UDP setup and a supported base, so the screen experience is not identical across every console setup.
- In a sim that supports custom control mapping, a driver can assign the additional rear paddles to functions such as clutch or DRS, tailoring the wheel to the car or racing style.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Add-on racing wheel for driving simulation across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation |
| Platform Compatibility | Compatible with PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4 |
| Controls | 25 buttons with paddle-style control |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Physical Specifications | Black; 13 × 12.5 × 4.88 inches; 4.47 pounds |
| Model Identifiers | Thrustmaster Ferrari SF 1000 Edition Formula Wheel Add On; model 4060172 |
Reference Q&A
Q: Should I get the SF1000 or the newer SF-25 wheel add-on?
A: Choose the SF-25 if you want its newer Quick Release system and, depending on the game, more detailed and reliable telemetry. Choose the SF1000 if you already own one or prefer a wheel that works with older Thrustmaster bases such as the T300, TX, T-GT, TS-XW, or TS-PC. The SF1000 can also be used with T598 and T818 bases, but requires the separately sold SF1000 Quick Release Upgrade and compatible adapter. Both have a 4.3-inch display, 21 LEDs, 25 action buttons, and 7 encoders. These are wheel add-ons, so a compatible base is required.
Q: SF1000 or Ferrari 488 GT3 wheel for GT racing?
A: Choose the Ferrari 488 GT3 add-on if you prefer a larger 31 cm GT-style rim for GT racing and want its included quick-release holders. Choose the SF1000 if you mainly drive Formula cars and value its Formula-style layout, 4.3-inch telemetry screen, and 21 LEDs. Both are Thrustmaster wheel add-ons; check compatibility with your base before buying.
Q: Is the SF1000 worth choosing over the TM Open Wheel Add-On?
A: Choose the SF1000 if you want an integrated telemetry display, 21 LEDs, and more controls for adjusting settings while driving. Choose the TM Open Wheel Add-On if you prefer a lighter, simpler rim: it weighs 864 g and has 6 action buttons, a D-pad, and a rotary selector. The SF1000 weighs about 1.3 kg, so the Open Wheel Add-On is the lighter option; both require a compatible Thrustmaster base.
Q: Should I upgrade from the older Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On to the SF1000?
A: Choose the SF1000 if you want a built-in 4.3-inch display, 21 LEDs, and a larger set of usable controls, including 7 encoders. Keep or choose the older Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On if you mainly want a Ferrari Formula-style rim and do not need an integrated telemetry screen. The older model has different button mappings by platform and mode, so check its mapping for your console or PC setup before buying.
Q: Is the SF1000 wheel add-on compatible with my platform?
A: It is listed for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Xbox One and Series X|S, but it must be attached to a compatible Thrustmaster T-Series wheel base. Check that your base supports your platform before buying; Xbox telemetry features can also depend on the base and its firmware.
Q: Does the SF1000 come with a wheel base?
A: No. This is a wheel add-on, not a complete racing-wheel setup. You need a compatible Thrustmaster T-Series wheel base, which is sold separately.
Q: Does the screen show telemetry in every racing game?
A: No. The 4.3-inch screen can show up to 69 items of information, but the data available depends on the game, platform, and wheel base. Check the game's telemetry support before buying if the display is a key reason for choosing this wheel.
Q: Who is this wheel add-on best suited for?
A: It is aimed at sim racers who want a Formula-style steering wheel, on-wheel controls, magnetic paddle shifters, and a telemetry display. It is less suitable if you need a complete setup in one purchase or prefer a general-purpose wheel shape.
Q: Is the SF1000’s telemetry screen plug-and-play on Xbox?
A: Not always. Reddit users report that getting telemetry on the screen can require updated wheel and base firmware, Wi‑Fi configuration, and matching the game’s UDP telemetry settings. Setup and compatibility can vary by game and update.
Q: Will the SF1000 display telemetry in every racing game?
A: The display should not be assumed to show telemetry in every game. Reddit discussions describe game-specific setup requirements and cases where telemetry stopped working after a game update. Check that your game supports a compatible telemetry output before buying for the screen feature.
Q: Can I still race if the SF1000’s telemetry screen isn’t working?
A: Reddit users report that the wheel can remain usable for driving even when its display is not receiving telemetry. If the live screen is a main reason for your purchase, note that it depends on working game telemetry and configuration.
Q: Should I buy the SF1000 mainly for its telemetry display?
A: Consider it if you want the 4.3-inch display and are willing to check game support and configure telemetry. Community posts report that the screen may need firmware or network setup and can stop receiving data after game changes, so its display features are not guaranteed in every setup.