4.3-inch swipeable touchscreen enables intuitive racing controls and real-time data feedback
Six RGB carbon fiber paddles allow for precise, customizable input and visual customization
Dual 7-way switches provide advanced gear and brake control for competitive racing
High-performance processor ensures seamless integration with Moza and third-party racing bases
Carbon fiber frame and aluminum quick release offer durability and fast setup
Summarized by Shop
The Moza Racing FSR2 Wheel is a premium 280 mm formula-style steering wheel built for serious sim racers. It combines advanced materials, a clear telemetry display, and a highly ergonomic control layout. As a result, drivers gain better access to race data and faster control adjustments while driving.
At the center of the Moza Racing FSR2
Wheel Diameter
280 mm
Touchscreen Size
4.3 inches
Paddles
6 RGB carbon fiber
Switches
Dual 7-way
Quick Release
Aluminum
Summarized by Shop
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Love this wheel. If feels like an extension of my own arms. There re a couple of things I wanted to note, as a warning to future owners: 1) Do not use the Thumb Wheels for anything that gets changed frequently. I mapped my left one to the iRacing Split Time Delta and in about a month the rotary switch came lose enough that in hairpin turns it moves to next position involuntarily. I have since mapped it to the dash so that it doesn't affect my racing. Also, those rotaries are also push-buttons, so I would not try to increase their friction. 2) The LCD Touch Screen is NOT Sum Hub compatible, but also it's not compatible with Moza other stand alone touch screen. The other touch screen is larger and instead of adapting to the smaller form factor of the wheel screen, it gets cropped. That's annoying to no end. I found a beautifully made McLaren dashboard, but when I mounted it it was cropped so much as to be useless. This is something Moza should address, especially since their software is really hard to use. I like racing, designing dashboards is too similar to what I do for a living. No thank you! That said, it's a fantastic wheel, very well designed, high quality and a pleasure to drive with. If they addressed the dash and warned users not to use the thumbwheels too much or design some kind of guard to avoid your hands switching the value in hairpins, it would be perfect.
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Corrado · January 2, 2026
Very nice I like the carbon and the 2 extra paddles is a nice touch very good for a relatively cheap price