Quick answer

Choose the SimXPro 4x Feet Brackets with 75 mm wheels if you need to move your cockpit regularly; pick the Standard Rubber Feet for a quieter, more vibration-free stationary setup.

Mobility vs stability trade-off

The main difference between these two options comes down to how often you shift your rig. The feet brackets with wheels let you roll the cockpit across the floor and lock it in place with individual brakes. The rubber feet, on the other hand, provide a fixed contact point that reduces vibration and noise—ideal if your rig stays in one spot.

How to decide

  • 4x Feet Brackets with 75 mm Wheels: Best when you need to move the cockpit between sessions or share the space. The individual brakes hold the rig in place while you drive, but the wheels add a small amount of height and may transmit more floor vibration than rubber.
  • 4x Standard Rubber Feet: Best for a permanent setup where you want minimal noise and vibration. The rubber feet keep the rig planted and reduce sound transfer, but you cannot roll the cockpit without lifting it.
  • Compatibility note: Both sets are compatible with all SimXPro cockpits and stands. The feet brackets also fit other 40-series profile rigs via M8 mounting holes. Check your rig's profile before ordering if you are not using a SimXPro model.

Product facts

  • SimXPro 4x Feet Brackets - 75 mm Wheels: Set includes four mounting brackets and four 75 mm wheels, each with an individual brake. You can roll the rig to a different position and then lock each wheel to keep the cockpit secure during driving.

    SimXPro 4x Feet Brackets - 75 mm Wheels

    SimXPro 4x Feet Brackets - 75 mm Wheels

  • SimXPro 4x Standard Rubber Feet: Standard rubber feet improve stability and reduce vibrations and noise transferred to the floor. If your rig sits on a hard floor, the rubber feet dampen movement and help the cockpit stay firmly positioned without creeping.

    SimXPro 4x Standard Rubber Feet

    SimXPro 4x Standard Rubber Feet

Which one fits your setup?

Choose the Feet Brackets with Wheels if you:

  • Move your cockpit to different positions or rooms regularly
  • Need to store the rig against a wall between sessions
  • Share the sim rig space with other furniture or activities

Choose the Standard Rubber Feet if you:

  • Want the quietest, most vibration-free experience
  • Never move your cockpit after it is set up
  • Prefer a lower overall rig height without wheels