60 degree dead-zone

180 degree dead-zone... assuming you can even get in a car

Huge dead-zone 180 degrees

10 degree dead-zone.+-Burnout Revenge

Works for most games, a few games have dead zones but other than that the wheel worked great

If the game does not have "Advanced Wheel" or support , the steering may have a huge dead-zone (45-90 degrees) and basically make the wheel unusable

Dead-zone 50 degrees, not bad for not being recognized...

180 degree dead-zone

I have also tried many other realistic racing games and practically almost all racing simulator games support this Wireless steering wheel it even works really well in the crew however don't expect precise accuracy with non realistic racing games because there is a huge delay in the dead zone because I tried GTA V and Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed when I turn left and right up

Rivals: 45 degree dead zone, menus need bumpers

I turned on simulation steering and adjusted the dead zones and it works like a charm

180 degree dead-zone