Sim-Lab
Sim-Lab XERO-PLAY™ V2 Steering Wheel Quick Release
The Sim-Lab XERO-PLAY V2 uses a machined-aluminium push-to-lock, lever-release mechanism. The connected base and wheel side measure 62 mm, with a 70 mm PCD and M5 mounting pattern.
Why choose this product?
- The zero-play connection locks with a positive click for a rigid coupling and quick wheel changes.
- Optional USB passthrough routes wheel data through the quick release, reducing external cable clutter.
Compatibility
Platform: Sim-Lab does not specify standalone PC, Xbox or PlayStation support for the XERO-PLAY V2. Its published compatibility is based on the 70 mm PCD mount and supported USB/8-pin connections.
Connection and ecosystem: Manufacturer-verified for wheelbases with a 70 mm PCD mount. Current Sim-Lab and GRID Engineering wheels use the native 8-pin interface; third-party USB wheels use the supplied USB-C stubby cable.
Requirements: USB passthrough is optional. Internal cables for Ascher, BavarianSimTec, GSI and VPG are available from Sim-Lab on request. Fanatec hub and Simucube wireless link protocols are not supported.
Specifications
What's in the box?
- Complete set: XERO-PLAY V2 quick-release system, mounting hardware and data-passthrough cables.
- Wheel side: additional XERO-PLAY V2 wheel-side component.
Frequently asked questions
Does it fit a 70 mm PCD wheelbase?
Yes. Sim-Lab specifies wheelbases with a 70 mm PCD mount.
Is USB passthrough required?
No. Mechanical use does not require USB passthrough.
Which wheels use the integrated data connection?
Current Sim-Lab and GRID wheels use 8-pin; compatible third-party USB wheels use the supplied USB-C cable.
Does it support Fanatec hub or Simucube wireless?
No. Sim-Lab lists these proprietary non-USB protocols as incompatible.
Complete set or Wheel side?
Complete set provides the base-and-wheel-side system. Wheel side adds a wheel-side component for another wheel.
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