The only part of the rig you actually hold
Wheel choice is personal in a way no other component is: diameter, grip material, button layout and paddle feel live in the hands for every lap. But before comfort comes compatibility - a wheel either speaks to the wheelbase natively, or connects over USB, and that decision shapes the shortlist.
Start with the wheelbase, then the connection
The collection is split by wheelbase and by connection route. Simucube 3 owners choose between native Simucube 3 wheels - cable-free through the Link Quick Release and Link Hub - and USB wheels for Simucube 3, which mount on the same quick release but run their own cable to the PC. Simagic owners have the same split: native Simagic wheels powered through the Simagic quick release, or USB wheels for Simagic connected through the QR-A adapter. On the Sim-Lab DDS TorqueSync, passthrough wheels route USB through the Xero-Play V2 quick release, while Simagic wheels connect through the MagLink adapter. From there the discipline decides the shape - round GT rims for endurance comfort, open formula layouts for maximum input density, and modular hubs that let both share one set of electronics.
Displays, LEDs and SimHub
Modern wheels are dashboards too. SimHub compatible wheels open their screens and LEDs to community dashboards and telemetry effects. Each product page states the verified connection routes and wheelbase lists.
