Steering Wheel Tester

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0°Rotation
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Throttle
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Brake
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Clutch

Pedal Linearity

ThrottleBrakeClutch

A smooth curve indicates healthy potentiometers. Jumpy lines suggest worn or dirty sensors.

Raw Axis Data

Connect a device to see axis data

Buttons (0)

No buttons detected

Event Log

Press buttons to see events...
Tip: Axis mapping varies by device. If pedals appear swapped, check your wheel's driver software to customize axis assignments.

Steering Wheel Tester

The ultimate online tool for testing racing wheels, pedals, shifters, and handbrakes. Visualize wheel rotation and pedal response in real-time.

Wheel Rotation

See your wheel turn in real-time. Test the full rotation range from 180° to 1080° depending on your hardware.

Pedal Calibration

Test throttle, brake, and clutch pedals. Verify full travel range and check for potentiometer issues.

Linearity Check

Detect dirty potentiometers and sensor issues. A clean pedal should produce a smooth, linear response curve.

Sim Racing Hardware

Works With Your Setup

Compatible with all major racing wheel brands and accessories.

  • Logitech Wheels

    G25, G27, G29, G920, G923, Driving Force GT

  • Thrustmaster Ecosystem

    T150, T300, T500, TX, TS-XW, T-GT, T-LCM Pedals

  • Fanatec & Direct Drive

    CSL, CSW, DD1, DD2, ClubSport Pedals, Moza, Simagic

PLUG & TEST

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about testing racing wheels online

Q Why does my wheel only show partial rotation?

The browser receives normalized axis values (-1 to +1). Some wheels need driver software to set the rotation range (e.g., Logitech G HUB, Thrustmaster Control Panel).

Q My pedals show jumpy/erratic values?

This usually indicates dirty or worn potentiometers. Clean them with electrical contact cleaner, or consider upgrading to hall-effect or load cell sensors.

Q Can I test force feedback here?

Browser APIs don't support force feedback output. Use this tool for input testing only. For FFB testing, check your wheel's manufacturer software.

Q Which axis is which pedal?

Axis mapping varies by device. Common mappings: Axis 0 = Steering, Axis 1 = Throttle, Axis 2 = Brake, Axis 3 = Clutch. Use this tool to identify your specific layout.

Sim Racing Ready

Perfect for iRacing, ACC & F1

Verify your hardware is working correctly before jumping into a race. Test pedal calibration, wheel centering, and button assignments with confidence.