This article covers Thrustmaster T248 PSライセンスオフ。PS5互換。PS4 et PC。フォースフィードバック Ecran LCD 25 bts Pedalier magnétique 4160783.
Overview
The Thrustmaster T248 is a mid-range racing wheel launched in 2021, designed for PS5, PS4 and PC. It uses a hybrid force feedback system (belt + gear) that delivers smoother and more detailed force effects than entry-level gear-only wheels. The wheel offers up to 900° of rotation, adjustable between 270° and 900° via software or quick switch. It comes with the T3PM pedal set which uses magnetic Hall-effect sensors, providing consistent, long-lasting brake and throttle input. A built-in LCD display sits on the wheel hub, showing real-time telemetry data and settings without requiring an overlay on the game screen. The wheel surface packs 25 action buttons plus a D-pad, covering nearly all input functions of a standard PlayStation controller. The T248 competes directly with Logitech G923 at a similar price point, but stands out with its integrated screen and magnetic pedals.
Connectivity & Compatibility
The T248 connects via a wired USB Type-A cable (included) to PS5, PS4 or PC. No external power adapter is required – the wheel draws power from the USB port. On console, it is officially licensed for PS5 and PS4, meaning full compatibility with Gran Turismo 7, F1 23, WRC, and other major racing titles. On PC, it works natively as a DirectInput device; the Thrustmaster Control Panel lets you adjust force feedback strength and rotation angle. The pedal set connects to the wheel base via an RJ-12 cable (about 2 meters). The mounting system uses a desk clamp and optional bolt holes for a racing rig. Maximum torque force feedback is around 4.0 N·m (peak), adequate for immersive play without overwhelming a desk setup.
Product Info
Released in April 2021, the Thrustmaster T248 (model number 4160783) originally carried an MSRP of around $400 / €400. As of June 2026, real-world pricing on Japan sits at approximately ¥126,995, reflecting limited availability and collector interest. Warranty is 2 years from the manufacturer (requires proof of purchase). In the wheel market, the T248 occupies the mid‑high tier – above entry models like the T128 but below flagship belt-driven wheels like the T300RS and T-GT II. It is a strong value proposition for players who want a noticeable upgrade in feel and features without jumping to the pro level. However, with the newer T598 now on the market, buyers should weigh the pricing and feature differences carefully.
Best Use Cases
PS5/PS4 gamers new to force feedback wheels: The T248 provides a significant step up from basic controllers without the high cost of direct-drive wheels. It’s ideal for Gran Turismo 7 and F1 series, where the hybrid FFB gives enough nuance to feel tyre slip and kerb rumbles. If funds are very tight, consider the T128 instead; if you already have a racing rig, a direct-drive wheel might be a better long-term investment. PC sim racers at intermediate level: With adjustable rotation and fine-tunable force feedback, the T248 works great in Assetto Corsa, iRacing, and RaceRoom. The magnetic pedals retain consistency over many hours, but serious racers will eventually want a dedicated load-cell brake pedal – the T3PM uses a compression spring with Hall sensor, which is good but not identical to a load cell. * Users who play across multiple platforms: If you split time between PS5 and PC, the T248 lets you use the same wheel for both – just unplug and re-plug the USB. No hub or adapter needed. Note that Xbox consoles are not supported.
