Hello, As it is for both Xbox and PC, it has to be set to the respective system before use. When switching on, hold down the home button and it will set itself to the Xbox or the PC. This is also stated in the instructions. You often find this problem on the Internet and it is the same process.

To program the Spirit Of Gamer Race Wheel Pro 2, follow these steps: - Connect the Wheel: Plug the wheel into your console or PC using the USB cable. - Install Drivers: If you're using a PC, download and install the necessary drivers from the Spirit Of Gamer website. - Power On: Turn on your console or PC and ensure the wheel is recognised. - Button Mapping: Use the in-game settings to map the buttons and pedals according to your preferences. Most games will allow you to customize the controls. - Calibration: Calibrate the wheel in the game settings to ensure accurate steering and pedal response. - Test: Start a game and test the wheel to make sure everything is working correctly.

Probably decoration 😂 I advise you not to buy this type of steering wheel and instead go for fanatec, logitech or similar mid-range. I had a steering wheel of this style and it's really, really, really bad 😂

Unfortunately, we do not have any personal user experience with this product, but I would be happy to forward your question to the community, perhaps a community member will be able to help you. Otherwise, I would recommend that you start a community discussion about this so that more people become aware of it. You can start a discussion in the "Gaming Controller" section at the following link: https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s1/community/producttype/gaming-controller-45?tagIds=1-805

Hi, I feel the same way. Connect it to the PS4 and nothing works ? It works fine on the PC.

My junior plays various games with this race wheel, such as Farming Simulator, Mariocart and rally games. It can therefore be assumed that it will also work with Gran Tourismo.

no fear it also works on switch

I had just been struggling with exactly the same problems and almost surrendered, until I finally came across the solution by chance: Plug everything in and importantly, switch on the x-box using the controller, then it worked (at least for me). Good luck!