PXN-A10 PRICE IN PAKISTAN

PXN‑A10 is a premium adjustable racing wheel stand engineered to give sim‑racing enthusiasts a stable, ergonomic, and fully customizable cockpit‑style platform for mounting their steering wheel, pedals, shifters, and other racing peripherals. Unlike basic desk setups where wheels and pedals can shift or feel unstable during intense gameplay, the A10 provides a solid structural base that keeps everything in the right position so you can focus entirely on driving. Built from high‑strength metal (typically aluminum alloy and reinforced steel), the stand offers excellent durability and rigidity, capable of withstanding strong steering inputs and aggressive braking without wobbling or flexing — something especially important for users with stronger force‑feedback or direct‑drive wheels.

One of the standout features of the PXN‑A10 is its adjustability across multiple axes: the height and angle of the steering wheel platform, pedal plate, and even gear shifter mount can be fine‑tuned to match your body size, seating posture, and preferred driving stance. This means the wheel can be positioned comfortably at chest level while your pedals sit at just the right distance and angle, reducing fatigue during long sessions and improving driving precision. Unlike fixed rigs, the A10’s adjustments are often tool‑free or easy to change, letting you quickly set up the stand for different users or racing genres.

The A10 also typically features pre‑drilled mounting plates with universal hole patterns, allowing it to securely accommodate a wide variety of wheels, pedals, and shifters from brands like PXN itself, Logitech (such as the G29 or G920), Thrustmaster (like the T300RS or T150), and even Fanatec gear with compatible mounts. Rubberized foot pads or base plates help keep the stand from sliding on smooth floors during intense inputs, making it reliable whether you’re drifting, rallying, or racing on circuits. Some versions also offer additional accessory mounts for items like button boxes, tablet holders, or handbrake supports, turning the A10 into a versatile foundation for a fully immersive sim‑racing cockpit.