Steering wheel options for Simucube 3
Steering wheel manufactures like BavarianSimTec, Ascher, GSI, Cube Controls, Delta Sim Technologies, Simucube, P1sim, SimCore, and SimRacingBay all provide wheels with different wheel technologies that work with Simucube 3.
Find your perfect wheel
Discover the selection of Simucube wheels and partner options.
Link Wheels
Simucube Link Wheels connect via Link Quick Release for Simucube 3.
Simucube x BavarianSimTec Delta Pro SC
Simucube Savu Pro
P1 Sim - Beau Rivage
Wireless Wheels
All Simucube Wireless Wheels are compatible with Simucube 3 via Simucube Link Hub.
Simucube Valo GT-23 Leather Version
SRB GT3 V2
Ascher Artura Pro
USB connection
You can use any of your existing USB wheels with Simucube 3 wheelbases.
Simucube x Ascher Racing Ultimate USB
GSI x Simucube X-29
BavarianSimTec OmegaPRO V2
Discover the difference
Simucube Link Wheels
- LightBridge connection — Simucube Link Wheels connect through Link Quick Release for Simucube 3.
- Supports full telemetry & lighting — LightBridge provides a robust data channel, enabling complex telemetry, LEDs, and displays without compromise.
- Absolutely stable & interference-free — Optical and transformer-based links provide isolated communication, similar to industrial systems — free from electrical noise or ground loops.
- No wear — LightBridge is contactless and free of mechanical connectors (cables, or slip rings), eliminating common failure points under constant use.
- No batteries required
- Clean setup
Simucube Wireless Wheels
- Single Hub connection — Simucube Wireless Wheels connect through Simucube Link Hub
- Real-time Ethernet protocol — The hub operates on an isolated Simucube Ethernet network for stable, real-time communication.
- Galvanic isolation — Fully isolated to prevent interference and ground loops.
- Battery-powered operation — use either rechargeable or long-lasting replaceable batteries, depending on the model.
- Low-energy wireless connection
- Only one USB port required
Only one Simucube Link Hub is required for all Simucube devices.
All USB wheels
- Direct PC connection — USB wheels connect straight to the PC and often rely on external software like SimHub for LEDs or screens.
- Wide compatibility & convenience — Works with most systems and games using a standard USB cable.
- Shared ground risks — Shared electrical ground can cause electrical interference or ground loops, especially in multi-USB setups.
- No batteries required
- Multiple USB ports required
Works with Simucube 3 — connect via USB, just like with Simucube 2.
Using other Quick Releases with Simucube 3
Non-Simucube Quick Releases
Most base-side quick releases are connected with a 70 mm bolt pattern.
- We recommend to purchase Simucube 3 70 mm Adapter.
- Remove the Simucube Link Quick Release from the base.
- Attach the 70 mm adapter to Simucube 3 using the three bolts provided.
- Install your own base-side quick release onto the adapter.
Simucube 2 Quick Release
There are two ways to connect your Simucube 2 Quick Release:
- We recommend to use a wheel-side adapter that will allow Simucube 2 Quick Release systems to be used on Simucube 3 wheelbases: Link Quick Release Adapter for Simucube 2.
- You’ll also have the option to replace your current wheel-side quick releases with Simucube Link Quick Releases for full compatibility and functionality.
Using dashboards on your wheel
For Simucube Link Wheels
Dash selection is done in Simucube Tuner. Dash technologies have been developed in collaboration with Lovely Sim Racing and BavarianSimTec.
All current and upcoming Simucube Link wheels have SimHub support to both the display-equipped ones and the LED-only ones. Dash selection is done in SimHub.
This isn't limited to SimHub either. The same functionality is available publicly through the Simucube API and supports switching between multiple sources, so you can show notifications or other content in place of Simucube Tuner or SimHub dash whenever you like.
For USB wheels
All your favorite dashes will work on USB wheels:
- Connect the wheel with separate USB cable to the PC
- Use SimHub (or other software delivered with the wheel)
- Follow the instructions of your USB wheel for further instructions on how to use the dashboards.
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