About a year and a half on a TMX and it has held up to a lot.
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What drivers keep saying · from 3 reviews
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Their TMX treated them well for the price, though it went back twice for a slipping gear and broken clamp.
Two fun years on a TMX, a big step over a controller, before a DD upgrade.
The FFB on their nearly new used TMX doesn't respond at all.
Going from a TMX to a Moza R5 was an incredible jump.
Moved from a TMX to Fanatec gear and finds it 10 times better.
Hated the TMX's plastic two-pedal set and replaced it with T-LCMs.
Their TMX physically stops at 540 degrees in either direction.
Uses the TMX on Xbox Series X: not as good as hoped but not a bad wheel; the entry-level pedals are garbage, so they added T-LCMs.
Started with a TMX setup, which lasted only a month before they spent more, partly because it had little flexibility for changes.
Owned a Thrustmaster TMX for 10 years before finally upgrading.
Started on a TMX before a MOZA R3; calls it an okay starter wheel for dipping a toe in without a big outlay.
Had a TMX for years: a decent wheel, but the belts loosen over time so it feels less precise, and the stock clamp bolt can snap the plastic if you clamp and unclamp a lot.
Still uses the TMX they bought used 2.5 years ago and it has held up so far.