XERO-PLAY V2 steering wheel quick release with USB data passthrough built into the coupling. Push to lock, pull the lever to release. The Ø70 mm M5 bolt pattern fits virtually any sim racing wheel, and it works on any wheelbase with a 70 mm PCD mount.
Positive lock, no movement under load
Data routed through the coupling
Industry-standard bolt pattern
Lever release, swap wheels in seconds
62mm assembly length
Supported locally from Melbourne
Bolt pattern
Ø70 mm M5, fits virtually any sim racing steering wheel
Wheelbases
Any base with a 70 mm PCD mount. Data passthrough is optional, not required
DDS TorqueSync
Native integration. Other bases connect through the standalone USB-C connection
Sim-Lab & GRID wheels
Full passthrough via internal 8-pin connector, cable included
Third-party USB wheels
Full passthrough via USB-C stubby cable, included
Ascher, BavarianSimTec, GSI, VPG
Internal connector cable available on request
Not compatible
Proprietary non-USB protocols, including the Fanatec hub and the Simucube wireless link
Assembly length
62 mm, base side and wheel side connected
Wheel side only configuration ships with the wheel side and mounting hardware.
No cable loop around the wheel. USB data passthrough runs through the quick release itself, clearing the visible clutter from around the wheel and hub.
Wheels with screens, LEDs and multiple input layers connect through the coupling rather than a cable hanging off the rim.
Latest-spec Sim-Lab and GRID Engineering wheels connect natively through an 8-pin interface with a simple spigot install. That is the cleanest connection in the system.
Third-party wheels with a USB tail connect through an adapter cable that exits the spigot, keeping most of the passthrough benefit while working with the wheel you already own.
The base side does the work. It carries every connection, every session, for years, so that is where the precision engineering is concentrated.
The wheel side stays deliberately lean, which keeps the cost of adding another wheel down. Build the enduring part to the highest standard and let the rest follow without unnecessary cost.
Real racing hardware, not shortcuts
The push-to-lock, lever-release mechanism follows the same quick release principles used in real motorsport, where a driver needs a fast, reliable disconnect under pressure and zero tolerance for play.
It locks in with a positive click, with no alignment guesswork, and releases cleanly with a pull of the lever. That engineering logic is what makes the connection between wheel and base feel as solid as it does.
Will it fit
The Ø70 mm M5 bolt pattern fits virtually every sim racing wheel, and the base side works on any wheelbase with a 70 mm PCD mount.
Not sure about your setup? Send us your wheelbase and wheel and we will confirm before you order.
If your wheelbase has a 70 mm PCD mount, yes. The Xero-Play V2 integrates natively with the Sim-Lab DDS TorqueSync, and works on other bases through the standalone USB-C connection. Data passthrough is optional, so it remains fully usable even on bases that do not support it. It is not compatible with proprietary non-USB protocols, which rules out the Fanatec hub and the Simucube wireless link.
Almost certainly. The Ø70 mm M5 bolt pattern is the industry standard and fits virtually every sim racing wheel. Sim-Lab and GRID Engineering wheels connect natively through the internal 8-pin connector. Any third-party wheel with a USB connection uses the supplied USB-C stubby cable.
Internal connector cables are available for those wheels on request. Get in touch with your wheel model and we will sort the right cable with your order.
No. Passthrough is optional. If your base does not support it, or you do not need it, the Xero-Play V2 still works as a quick release.
The complete set includes the base side and one wheel side, which is what you need to get started. Wheel side only is for adding another wheel to a Xero-Play V2 you already own. The base side stays on the wheelbase, so you only ever buy it once.
The V2 adds USB data passthrough through the coupling, moves to a push-to-lock lever release, and shifts the precision engineering to the base side so wheel-side adapters stay affordable. The original used a pull-ring release with no passthrough.
Four years. Sim-Lab handles replacement parts in-house and we look after warranty and support locally from Melbourne.
Stock is expected to arrive ready for dispatch in October 2026. We will confirm your delivery date as soon as Sim-Lab locks in a firm arrival date, and we will keep you updated through to dispatch.





