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A racing wheel transforms sim racing from a controller into something close to real driving, but the models on the market range from plug-and-play starters to competition-grade direct-drive rigs. The biggest decision is the force-feedback type, because it sets the feel, the noise level and most of the price. From there, pedals, mounting and compatibility decide whether the wheel fits your desk, your games and your platform.
Below are the factors that matter most when picking a wheel and pedal set. Work through them in order - force-feedback type first, then pedals - and you will land on the right tier without overpaying for torque you can't mount or use.