AU Deals: Mitts on With the Moza FSR2 Formula Wheel and the Cheapest Ways to Grip One Yourself

I’ve spent serious seat time with Moza’s FSR2, a top-shelf, direct drive wheel that’s dripping in carbon fibre credibility and is clearly designed for open-wheelin’ diehards like myself. This serious sim-head solution is decked out with a huge 4.3-inch digital dash, tactile controls, and it’s built to deliver precise, hand-shaking force feedback on Moza’s higher-end wheelbases. (In my case,

Now, that screen. I was honestly surprised by how helpful and readable it was, even in my peripheral vision. I customised it to show lap timing and tyre wear most of the time, but it’s flexible enough to adapt to whatever race info you’re chasing. Moza’s Pithouse software made fine-tuning a breeze.

My only real gripe? The price tag. This isn’t a casual add-on. You’re buying a luxury racing component here. But if you’re even halfway serious about your sim setup, I reckon the FSR2 is a rock-solid investment that’ll scale with you as your rig grows more sophisticated.

After clocking a solid amount of laps with this beast, I came away impressed. Moza’s FSR2 is a stylish, high-end piece of kit built for racers who want every adjustment dialled in and every data point on screen. It’s not cheap, but I think the quality justifies the spend. If you’re the sort who gets giddy over telemetry overlays and obsessing over tyre wear, this bad boy belongs in your rig.

Adam Mathew is our Aussie deals wrangler. He plays practically everything, often on YouTube.