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Thrustmaster
A 28 cm licensed Ferrari 458 Spider replica wheel with 240° rotation, linear resistance, metal paddle shifters and an adjustable pedal set for Xbox One and Series X|S
Model Ferrari 458 Spider
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
This Thrustmaster 4460105 is a 28 cm diameter racing wheel built as a 7:10 scale replica of the Ferrari 458 Spider wheel. It is designed for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles with official plug-and-play USB recognition. The wheel features a rubber-textured grip, two metal paddle shifters, nine action buttons, a Manettino dial and an Xbox Guide button for comprehensive driving control.
The wheel base uses a bungee cord mechanism that delivers linear resistance regardless of turning angle, with automatic centering for ergonomic control. Rotation angle is 240 degrees and adjustable wheel sensitivity offers four presets. A built-in pairing detection LED supports Kinect functionality. The wide pedal set provides adjustable positioning and the brake pedal features progressive resistance for realistic braking feel.
The central clamping system secures the wheel to a desk or table without additional mounting hardware. Official licences from Ferrari and Microsoft Xbox One guarantee authentic branding and console compatibility. The package includes the wheel, pedal set and necessary cables for immediate setup. Buyers who want force feedback motors or a larger rotation range will need a different wheel.
| Brand | Thrustmaster |
|---|---|
| Model | 4460105 |
| Type | Racing Wheel |
| Feature | 7/10 replica of the FERRARI 458 SPIDER racing wheel Realistic: 28 cm diameter racing wheel featuring a rubber-textured grip 2 Up & Down metal paddle shifters Comprehensive driving gear 2 red rubber-textured grips, inspired by motor sports ensuring excellent ergonomics and optimum comfort Adjustable wheel sensitivity Adjustable wheel sensitivity (4 included presets) ensuring more precise driving in all games Central clamping system Ensures optimum stability on all desks or tables Wheel base featuring the 'Bungee Cord’ mechanism, offering linear resistance (automatic centering system p |
| Shipping weight | 3.77 kg |
| Package size | 373 × 318 × 315 mm |
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Clamp the central mounting system to a desk or table up to the maximum thickness the clamp allows, then connect the USB cable to the console; the step often missed is tightening the clamp fully before racing so the 240-degree rotation stays stable.
The bungee cord mechanism that provides linear resistance can lose tension over time, and the rubber-textured grips on the 28 cm rim may smooth out with heavy use; the metal paddle shifters and pedal springs are more durable.
The wheel stops at 240 degrees total rotation, so the limit appears the moment you need more lock than that — typically in tight hairpins or when correcting a slide in Forza.
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