The TX Leather was their first wheel and they loved it, though as a big guy they easily overpowered the wheel and pedals; it now serves their kids.
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What drivers keep saying · from 7 reviews
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Had the TX Leather Edition before moving to Fanatec; it felt really great, the leather is good quality and they would buy it again.
Has the TX Leather and finds it great paired with the T3PA pedals.
New to sim racing and couldn't be happier with their first rig built around the TX Leather Edition and a Playseat Challenge.
Their TX Leather Edition's force feedback cuts out 5-10 minutes into every Assetto Corsa race, despite driver updates and resets.
Their brand new TX Leather felt much smoother than their old G29, but the force feedback kept cutting out mid-corner until reconnected.
Their newly bought TX Racing Wheel Leather Edition would not turn on after the initial setup.
Their new TX Leather Edition stops at about 840 degrees instead of 900, isn't aligned in the control panel and won't update its firmware.
Bought a used TX with the leather wheel that feels almost gear driven and louder than the identical setup they tested at a friend's place.
Bought a like-new TX Leather Edition used for £240 and loves it, though wouldn't spend £500+ on one new.