The best steering wheels for Gran Turismo 7 - get the best gear for PlayStation's premier driving sim

Logitech G923
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There's no better way to enjoy one of the generation's best driving games than by getting one of the best steering wheels for Gran Turismo 7. 

With a new console generation, we've seen some new and exciting additions to the racing wheel for Gran Turismo 7 market, and the likes of Logitech and Thrustmaster, in particular, have knocked it out of the park, and are perfectly placed with multiple offerings to enjoy the latest in Sony's premier driving sim series. 

Now, while steering wheels are still investments, to say the least, the days are gone when you'd have to take out a second mortgage to get one - they are as affordable as ever, and deals and discounts are common too. As a result of the market being fuller than ever, and prices being more aggressive than ever, there's a solid range of wheels, pedals, and sets, all vying to be the best racing wheel for Gran Turismo 7 this year.

While PlayStation's controllers have always been some of the best, and the DualSense functionality will be excellent in Gran Turismo 7, there's still nothing quite like a proper wheel and pedal set up to fully immerse yourself in a driving sim game. And that's where these toys come in. Folks familiar with racing paraphernalia will spot a few of these as some of the best PS4 steering wheels, and it's a testament to their forward compatibility that most will work with PS5 too.

Of course, the best steering wheels for Gran Turismo 7 can be pricey bits of kit, but now's the time to invest. We're looking at one of the biggest driving game releases of this generation, after all. Modern tech in driving wheels such as force feedback, and even the additional stick shifts and gear sticks you can add will take your Gran Turismo 7 experience beyond what the DualSense will be able to offer. Some of these bits of kit are so good, and so compatible, that they double up as the best racing wheels for PC too.

Here are the best and latest prices on some of the top steering wheels for Gran Turismo 7. And if you're looking for the best kit on the other side of the console chasm, then check out our guide to the best Xbox One steering wheels.

The best racing wheels for Gran Turismo 7

Logitech G923 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PC | $398 at Amazon

Logitech G923 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PC | $398 at Amazon
This is one of our favourite bits of driving gear currently available on any platform, but it's the premiere bit of kit for PlayStation users, hands down. The force feedback is incredible on this bit of kit and will team perfectly with Gran Turismo 7's in-game realistic driving experience.
It's available in the UK at Currys for £299.

Thrustmaster T248 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PC | $396.99 at Amazon

Thrustmaster T248 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PC | $396.99 at Amazon
This is new territory for this excellent set is perfect for those who have been eyeing up the Thrustmaster T248 for Gran Turismo 7. This PS5, PS4, and PC compatible wheel is one of the best money can buy.
The set is available in the UK from Amazon for £288 (save £11.

Logitech G29 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PS3, PC | $399.99 $279.99 at Amazon
Save $120

Logitech G29 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PS3, PC | $399.99 $279.99 at Amazon
Save $120 - Preceding the G923, this set was and remains incredibly popular. It's got that Logitech racing pedigree and can be had for a whole lot less than its list price right now.
Available for £237 (save £62) at Amazon UK.

Thrustmaster T150 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PS3, PC | $337.99 at Amazon

Thrustmaster T150 | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PS3, PC | $337.99 at Amazon
A great set, the T150 will have you covered and is definitely one for PS4 users to consider. It's very much at home on the previous generation, and while compatible with PS5, there have been mixed reports.
Available in the UK at Amazon for £224.46.

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Thrustmaster T300 RS GT Edition | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PS3, PC | $452.91 at Amazon
This set has got that Thrustmaster quality baked into it, and is also the model to go for if you're looking to get multiple wheels to interchange between. Nice

HORI Apex Racing Wheel | Wheel & pedals | PS5, PS4, PC | $119.99 at Amazon

HORI Apex Racing Wheel | Wheel & pedals | PS5, PS4, PC | $119.99 at Amazon
If you're looking to keep it cheap and cheerful, the HORI Apex wheel has you covered. This is a cracking option for anyone looking to keep the budget tight, or who wants to dabble in the world of racing wheels but without breaking the bank.
It's available in the UK for £109.86 right now too which is a bargain (and saves you a tenner off the list price).

PXN V9 | Wheel & pedals $ stick | PS4, PC | $199.99 at AmazonPS4 only

PXN V9 | Wheel & pedals $ stick | PS4, PC | $199.99 at Amazon
If you play on PS4 and are happy to stick with that platform, then you can't go much better for value for money than the PXN V9 - mainly cos you'll get a gear shift stick thrown in for the price too. Great budget option. Available in the UK too, for £199.99.
Please note this is very much a PS4 only entry; there have been very mixed reports on PS5 compatibility.

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Thrustmaster T-GT II | Wheel & Pedals | PS5, PS4, PC | £759.99 at Amazon UK
This one was on offer earlier this week and last week but it looks it has been scooped up. However, this is still one of the best sets for our UK readers right now - US availability seems to be sketchy-to-non-existent. This high-end set from Thrustmaster features three pedals, 25 action buttons and is officially licensed for PS5 and Gran Turismo - what more could you ask for.

More racing wheel deals

If you want a bird's eye view of the prices right now then you'll find all the lowest prices on some of the best PS4 steering wheels and the best Xbox racing wheels for reference below too. 

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Rob Dwiar

Rob is the Deputy Editor of sister site, TechRadar Gaming, and has been in the games and tech industry for years. Prior to a recent stint as Gaming Editor at WePC, Rob was the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+, and was on the hardware team for more than four years, since its inception in late 2018. He is also a writer on games and has had work published over the last six years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RPS, PCGN, and more. He is also a qualified landscape and garden designer, so does that in his spare time, while he is also an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games and loves to write about them too, including in an upcoming book on the topic!