Thrustmaster Raceline Pedals III LC
The load-cell version: braking by pressure rather than travel, which is how a real brake pedal behaves.
- The load-cell version of Raceline Pedals III
- Braking measured by pressure rather than travel, as a real brake pedal behaves
- All-metal three-pedal build with adjustable positioning
We have not tested this individually. The details above come from Thrustmaster's published product information. Prices change often, so we link you to the retailer rather than print a figure that goes stale — and every link here is tracked so we can see what actually helps people buy.
What it fits
Thrustmaster's racing wheels share one quick-release system from the T300 upward, which is the practical argument for buying into this ecosystem: rims, pedal sets and shifters carry across the range and survive an upgrade to the wheel itself. Older-generation rims can usually be bridged onto current bases with the Quick Release Adapter.
Compatibility does vary by model and platform, and it is the one thing worth checking before you buy rather than after. Thrustmaster maintains the definitive list on its official compatibility page — check your exact wheel there.
