FAQs

Why 350mm for drifting?

Drifting means holding large steering angles and making constant small corrections while the car is sideways. A larger rim gives you more leverage and finer resolution at those angles, so your inputs stay smooth rather than snatchy. It also gives your hands more room during fast counter-steer.

What else is it good for?


Classic and road cars, truck simulators and any setup where the real vehicle would have a large wheel. It is the most authentic choice if you drive anything other than a modern race car.

Is 350mm too big for circuit racing?


For GT3 and formula, yes — you will make larger arm movements for the same input and quick direction changes get slower. If circuit racing is your main discipline, one of our 320mm rims is the better fit.

Will this fit my wheelbase?

These rims use the universal 6-bolt pattern, which is the standard across sim racing. That covers direct drive bases and quick release adapters from Moza, Simagic, Fanatec, Asetek and Cammus, plus aftermarket hubs for Logitech and Thrustmaster. Check your hub's bolt pattern before ordering if you are unsure.

How do I look after suede?

Brush it with a soft nylon brush across the grain every few weeks to lift the nap back up. Avoid solvents and household cleaners. Race gloves make the biggest difference — suede lasts far longer when skin oils never reach it.