✈️ Not Just Racing: Flight Simulation

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MOZA also makes force feedback flight gear. The AB6 Flight Simulator (€449) pairs a force feedback base with the MHG Flightstick (€109 on its own), and the AY210 Yoke Bundle (€928, was €948) suits airliner-style flying.

🕹️ Compatibility

MOZA wheels work with a long list of PC titles, including iRacing, Assetto Corsa and Assetto Corsa Competizione, Automobilista 2, EA SPORTS WRC, Forza Motorsport, F1 24 and F1 25, Le Mans Ultimate, rFactor 2, Euro Truck Simulator 2 and Farming Simulator 25. MOZA also showed its first officially licensed PS5 hardware at Tokyo Game Show 2026, but pricing and release date haven’t been announced yet.

✔️ Pros
✔ Real direct drive force feedback from about €359, with 20%+ off on the R9 V3 and R12 V2
✔ Clear upgrade path: bundle, then a stronger base, then load cell pedals
✔ Wide game support, plus an online configurator that matches compatible parts
✔ Covers flight simulation as well as racing

✖️ Cons to Consider
✖ Bundles and bases don’t include a cockpit or stand, which adds to the total cost
✖ Top-end items (R25 Ultra €999, licensed Porsche and Lamborghini wheels €1,399) are not discounted
✖ No end date is shown for the current prices, so they may change
✖ PS5 products aren’t available yet

💬 Final Verdict
If you’re new, the R3 (Xbox or PC) or R5 bundle is the simplest start. If you already have a wheel and want more strength, the R9 V3 or R12 V2 at about 20% off is the best value on the store right now. Add the CRP2 pedals when you want more consistent braking.

👉 See the current prices here: https://eu.mozaracing.com/?ref=DANIELTAN