Thanks for everyone's recommendations, all great solutions. I've listened, and here's an update of what I did in the end ru-vid.comLYhQdT9E5Sc?si=b5-AXnLK4hUWuW-1
To solve this problem you need a wooden beam that is about 40-50 cm wide and a trouser belt. The beam is placed behind the two chair feet and the belt is stretched between this wooden beam and the lower beam of the steering wheel stand. It's best to take two belts and place them on the left and right on the wooden beam. The wooden beam itself can be attached to the chair feet with small rubber rings so that it doesn't constantly fall down when the tension on the belt decreases. Enjoy the Race! :)
Yeah, that is the best solution fi you also want to keep the wheels, I took mine off and replaced with bell glides, since I don't like moving around anyway
I have the same problem but I recommend adding something heavy behind like a big heavy rock on 2 of the wheels or a you put the back wheels inside of a shoe so you can prevent it moving
Take a lanyard for keys or a strap and slipknot it around the front bar near you on the stand on the ground then loop it around the wheel on the chair closest to the stand. If your not close enough adjust the distance by how many times you wrap it around the bar on the wheel stand to get it closer. Did this for 3years and works great. If your too close slipknot two lanyards together with the same technique.
I also faced this issue but I'm on carpet and just used 20lbs dumbbells behind the wheels to keep it from sliding back, yoga mat would work tho I'm sure.
Take a lanyard for keys or a strap and slipknot it around the front bar near you on the stand on the ground then loop it around the wheel on the chair closest to the stand. If your not close enough adjust the distance by how many times you wrap it around the bar on the wheel stand to get it closer. Did this for 3years and works great. If your too close slipknot two lanyards together with the same technique.
The roller of the chair can be exchange with fix toe. And place the chair and sim under a matt. Preferably skipping rope matt. May be a bit expensive. But it works. Because it is much durable and anti slip. Enjoy.
The little felt bottom, plastics top round things that you’d put beg legs on works perfect, I use a small rug and put 2 of them under my wheels and it’s work mint. It’s felt on Carpet so there’s no movement.
I have a gaming chair on office rollers, and I just ordered a sim wheel mounting bracket, and I have been brainstorming the solution already (funny I randomly came across this video). I'm probably just going to remove the bolts for the armrests and wheels, make a mounting plate and weld on an adjustable center-post with a circular base or maybe an H-frame base adorned with rubber to protect my tile. I live in the Philippines at the moment and literally all my neighbors have welding rigs.
Advice from a fellow sim racer who has a wheely chair l, cut wedges out of 2x4 wood planks and if you arent able to do that a wide doorstop does the trick aswell
I thought all those wheel stands came with a long tray like thing that you put your front chair wheels in? Maybe it's just a few of them that had it. I saw a wheel stand today that has the metal stems like the wheel casters that stick into the chair in place of the wheels to lock it in.
There's actually a product designed for office chair racing sim rig called Holding Rack Chair (or something along those lines) from PXN and it's very cheap around Rp. 150000 or 10 USD
Easy free way to fix, take a old belt and take off a caster. Put belt buckle over caster post. Put caster back on. Take the other side of the belt and either put a screw where you need for proper distance or there is enough gap under pedals on mount, use a zip tie to loop through two holes on belt. Other wise you can remove caster wheels for no rolling or even cut em. That chair looks like the clip at bottom of hydraulic post will protrude past leg base if casters are completely removed. That would wobble and damage the wood floor.
Just got to pull on the wheel to keep you in place.😂 I always noticed right away when the bolt that held my old wheel on fell out, I'd pull the whole wheel off the base😂😂. Looking at a p1x pro now
Take a lanyard for keys or a strap and slipknot it around the front bar near you on the stand on the ground then loop it around the wheel on the chair closest to the stand. If your not close enough adjust the distance by how many times you wrap it around the bar on the wheel stand to get it closer. Did this for 3years and works great. If your too close slipknot two lanyards together with the same technique.
Im not sure how close youd be but you could always stick your front wheel of fhe chair into that open slot behind your feet. Usually, they're made for that specific thing lol
I hold on to my wheel with all of my force and then when I get spun out in iRacing I react by accidentally ripping the wheel off of my desk causing my glass desk to shatter in quintillions of tiny pieces.
I have this problem, i used 2 small plastic wedges that you Normally used as spacers when doing laminate floors, they work perfectly as wheel stops, one on each side.
Use flush cut wire snips and place them open under the 2 back legs of the chair. The rubber coating on the snips will grip the ground and your wheel will get caught in the “V” created by the snip handles