$1,099.99
Thrustmaster Drivers and Firmware is the official T-GT II support page, used to download the PC force feedback drivers and the firmware updates.
The Thrustmaster T-GT II is a complete racing wheel for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC, combining the T-GT II servo base, its detachable GT wheel and the T3PA GT II pedal set. Officially licensed for PlayStation 5 and Gran Turismo, it is built for expert and competitive drivers who want a ready-to-race setup for Gran Turismo and other racing games. It is the most complete version of the family: the T-GT II Pack offers the same base and wheel without pedals, and the T-GT II Servo Base is sold on its own. Refined through more than 23,000 hours of research and development, it builds on the original T-GT for precision and durability.
The 40 W T-40VE brushless motor provides perfectly linear force feedback with strong velocity, from long stall curves to quick S-bends. T-RTF processes effects in real time on a built-in processor so responsiveness does not depend on the game, T-LIN keeps the force you feel 100% proportional to the force calculated by the game, and T-DCC calculates drift curves in real time to keep the wheel and car responsive when you control a slide. Developed with Polyphony Digital, T-DFB depth feedback adds a 3D perception of effects in GT Sport, such as grip, mass transfer and road texture.
The included T3PA GT II pedal set completes the setup out of the box, and a USB sliding switch selects the GT position for Gran Turismo or OTHER for other compatible games. The external T-Turbo power supply delivers constant power with 400 W peaks for instant responses, and its finless toroidal design reaches 86% efficiency. T-M.C.E. cooling built into the motor keeps performance consistent through long sessions, while T-F.O.C. with Hall effect sensors tracks the wheel position precisely and AEC-Q certified circuit boards from the automotive industry are built for durability. A clamp attachment system is included for desk mounting, and on PC the Thrustmaster drivers handle force feedback and firmware updates.
