Start with your desk, not the clamp

The MOZA Racing Table Clamp for TSW Truck Wheel is a desk-mounting accessory for MOZA wheel bases, built from 4–6mm high-strength steel. Before you buy or install it, measure your desk thickness: the clamp fits desktops from 3mm to 70mm thick. If your desk falls outside that range, this clamp is not the right mount for your setup.

The clamp also gives you 0° to 75° of angle adjustment and 5mm to 70mm of height adjustment, so you can tilt and raise the wheel to suit truck, farm, or racing simulations. Those ranges are the ones MOZA lists; treat them as your setup limits rather than targets to exceed.

Clamp specs that decide fit

  • MOZA Racing Table Clamp for TSW Truck Wheel: Clamps onto desktops with a thickness of 3–70mm or mounts onto aluminum profiles. This is the first compatibility check: if your desk is thinner than 3mm or thicker than 70mm, the clamp will not secure properly.

    MOZA Racing Table Clamp for TSW Truck Wheel

    MOZA Racing Table Clamp for TSW Truck Wheel

  • MOZA Racing Table Clamp for TSW Truck Wheel: Angle adjustment range: 0° to 75°; height adjustment range: 5mm to 70mm. These ranges define how much you can tilt and raise the wheel for a comfortable truck-sim driving position.

  • MOZA Racing Table Clamp for TSW Truck Wheel: Compatible with all bases within the MOZA ecosystem. If you own a non-MOZA wheel base, this clamp is not confirmed to fit; check your base brand before ordering.

How to install the clamp on a desk

The supplied information confirms two mounting options—desktop clamping and aluminum-profile mounting—but does not include a step-by-step manual. The sequence below reflects the order you should follow based on the clamp's design; consult MOZA's manual for any model-specific details.

  1. Measure your desk thickness: Use a ruler or caliper to confirm your desktop is between 3mm and 70mm thick. This is the clamp's stated range.
  2. Choose your mounting surface: Decide whether you will clamp to a desk or bolt to an aluminum profile. Both options are supported, but the hardware and surface preparation differ.
  3. Set the angle before tightening: The clamp allows 0° to 75° of tilt. Loosen the adjustment, set your preferred angle, then tighten. Avoid forcing beyond the stated range.
  4. Set the height within 5–70mm: Raise or lower the wheel deck within the 5mm to 70mm range. Tighten the height adjustment once you find a comfortable position.
  5. Check for movement: After tightening, push down gently on the wheel base. If the clamp shifts, re-check that your desk thickness is within range and that all fasteners are snug.

Tightening tips without overdoing it

The clamp is steel, but your desk may not be. Tighten until the clamp holds the base firmly, then stop. Over-tightening can crush a hollow-core desk or strip threads, and the MOZA warranty explicitly excludes damage from improper deployment or misuse.

If you mount to an aluminum profile, make sure the profile is rigid enough for the wheel's force feedback. The clamp is designed for MOZA bases, but the profile itself must be stable. A flexing profile will feel like a loose clamp even when the hardware is tight.

Desk clamp vs. aluminum profile: which mount suits you

The same clamp supports both, but the trade-offs are practical rather than mechanical.

  • Desk clamp: Quick to set up and remove, no drilling. Limited by desk thickness (3–70mm) and desk rigidity. Best if you share the desk or need a temporary rig.
  • Aluminum profile: More permanent and potentially stiffer if the profile is well braced. Requires profile and hardware not included with the clamp. Best for a dedicated sim rig.

What the listing does not tell you

The supplied information does not include a step-by-step installation manual, torque specifications, or a list of included fasteners. It also does not confirm compatibility with non-MOZA wheel bases. If you need those details, check MOZA's manual and downloads page before installing.

The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship but not damage from improper deployment, misuse, accidents, or normal wear. Keep your receipt and follow the manual once you have it.