Autotecnica sports steering wheels

[steve mcqueen 1,796]

Hey team.

Any body had issues with this brand steering wheel?

Been looking at some of their twirlers and some look really good

and their price's are good as well. So Just wanted to get some feed back

before I go ahead with a purchase.

Good, Bad or other wise.

Please tell.

[XTREME KARTS XF 1,212]

I've got a wood grain wheel, have no issue's with it.

 

This is what mine looks like (old pic but the best i could find)

 

[BigCav 464]

iv sold hundreds, no issues

 

from personal experience i have used a few, never had any dramas, they were built a little better then the saas i have used when comparing the riced up plastic wheels but the classic and woodgrain stuff is about the same

 

currently have this one, its a bit rice but i have vinyl died and looks a bit better

 

If your after classic look i run one of these from saas on another fairlane, the saas classic series is pretty good

[XF347 205]

I use that exact saas classic on mine, it's a pretty good wheel and a good price.

[BBS XE 160]

I had a cheap one in the KH Laser crapmobile I had on my Ps, I repainted the steel part of it cause it was rusty when I took it out the box. (horn button came with boss kit hehe)

[steve mcqueen 1,796]

Thanks guys.

I had my eyes on a Momo but at nearly $300 with out a boss kit I was a little hesitant.

Looking at the Autotecnica brand some of their wheels are wolf whistle

so just wanting to inguage what other thought.

[VDO 124]

I've found Autotecnica always made a good quality wheel at a good price.

 

IMO better than Saas and those horrible OBA things.

[Boss351 4]

Id spend more on a wheel, its what you use and look at the most.

[steve mcqueen 1,796]

Ok, for those playing at home.

I bought one of these from Autotecnica and glad i did, what a beauty.

I couldn't decide on either a 4 spoke or 3 spoke so ended up with this one.

Quality feels good and looks great.

Just have to fit it to the car now, all in good time.