Forza Horizon 6 is not a serious sim. It’s the best example of an arcade racer you can play right now, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth playing with a racing wheel. In fact, it becomes a whole new experience ditching the controller. Drifting is more fun; cruising is more fun. Everything is just more fun!
Racing wheels can be pricey, though, but if you’re not seriously getting into sim racing and want a cheap but still good-quality wheel for Forza Horizon 6, look no further than this. Right now on Amazon Prime Day you can pick up a Thrustmaster TMX for just $89.99, and at that money, this really is a no-brainer.

Thrustmaster already made an entry-level wheel (T128), but its TMX regularly undercuts it with deals like this. This comes with an accelerator and brake pedal and works with both Xbox consoles and PC.
π² Price check: $129.99 at Best Buy | $119.99 at Walmart | $119.99 at NeweggView Deal
Does it have all the bells and whistles on? No, not at all. But for a beginner, or a casual player, this is plenty of wheel at a price you just don’t normally see outside of the used market.
It has the full 900-degree rotation and is plug-and-play with both Xbox consoles and PC. The included pedals are basic but serviceable, and you always have the option to upgrade to a better set of Thrustmaster pedals down the line.
The only thing really missing is a clutch, so you can’t pair this wheel with an H-pattern shifter, but the paddles are all you really need to get going in Forza Horizon 6, anyway.
You don’t need a proper wheel stand or rig, either; this entry-level wheel will be perfectly OK mounted to a regular desk.
As an additional bonus, this is also a pretty solid starter wheel for American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2, as highlighted by my colleague, Ben Wilson. Though you will need to upgrade the pedals if you want to indulge in manual shifting.
For $90 this is an incredible value package, and it won’t be around for long. Prime Day ends at close of play on June 26, and this is one you don’t want to miss out on.

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