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  1. Parts
  2. Pedals
  3. T-LCM

Thrustmaster · set of pedals

Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals

Three-pedal metal set with a 100 kg load-cell brake and magnetic throttle and clutch.

Thrustmaster's all-metal three-pedal set with a load cell brake rated to 100 kg and magnetic sensors on throttle and clutch. The standard upgrade for Thrustmaster owners, usable through the wheel base on consoles or by USB on PC.

AI rating

77

Good for a set of pedals at this price. Best for: A Thrustmaster owner ready to upgrade from T2PM, T3PM or T3PA pedals.

Brake feel
8
Consistency
8
Adjustability
7
Build quality
8
Value
8

Who it suits

First rig
6
Console racing
8
Competitive racing
8
Small rooms
6
Tight budgets
7
Enthusiasts
6

Scores are AI analysis of public information (specs, manuals, published reviews and owner reports), not a hands-on test. How we rate

Pros and cons

  • Load cell brake with interchangeable springs to tune the feel
  • Steel construction with adjustable pedal faces
  • Plugs into most Thrustmaster bases (T128, T248, T300, TX, T-GT II, T818) or USB on PC
  • Brake feels spongy until tuned with the springs
  • Needs a rigid stand or cockpit at higher brake force
  • Not on Thrustmaster's official list for the T598 or T248R

Watch out: On consoles it must connect through a compatible Thrustmaster base; Thrustmaster's compatibility list does not include the T598 or T248R.

What it feels like

Stiffness
Progression
Damping
Travel
Noise

The brake pushes back like a firm pad and rewards pressure rather than distance.

Throttle and clutch are smooth and light by comparison.

Springs and elastomers let you tune the brake from soft to hard.

Pressing a firm sponge block: it resists more the harder you push.

What the T-LCM works with

  • Connects by USB on PC, or plugs into a Thrustmaster wheel base, which is how it works on console.
  • On PC it works next to any wheel base.
  • It doesn't plug into the Thrustmaster T598 (PS5/PC), Thrustmaster T598-X (Xbox/PC) and Thrustmaster T248R (PlayStation/PC).

Wheel bases it plugs into

Plugged into one of these, it works on the platforms shown.

PartWorks onScore
Thrustmaster T818 Direct Drive Base (PC)PS5XboxPC70
Thrustmaster T248 (PlayStation/PC)PS5XboxPC69
Thrustmaster T248 (Xbox/PC)PS5XboxPC68
Thrustmaster T300 RS GT Edition (PlayStation/PC)PS5XboxPC67
Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel Leather Edition (Xbox/PC)PS5XboxPC64
Thrustmaster T-GT II (PlayStation/PC)PS5XboxPC63
Thrustmaster T128 (PlayStation/PC)PS5XboxPC60
Thrustmaster T128 (Xbox/PC)PS5XboxPC58

Tech facts

Pedals3
Brake sensorLoad cell
Max brake force100 kg (220 lb)
Throttle sensorHall
Adjustable pedal facesYes
ConnectionRemovable USB cable (PC) and removable RJ12 cable (to wheel base; required on consoles)
Encoder16-bit
Size (W × D × H)19 × 14 × 8 in (48 × 36 × 21 cm)
Weight13 lb (6 kg)
MaterialsSteel and aluminum

Our take

AI analysis of public information, not a hands-on review.

The T-LCM is Thrustmaster's step-up pedal set for its own wheel bases. The brake uses a load cell rated to 100 kg (220 lb). Throttle and clutch use contactless Hall-effect sensors, with up to 16-bit resolution. It has metal pedal heads, arms and footrest, and the pedals adjust in height, spacing and angle. Springs and the brake stack are adjustable, so you can tune the feel.

The main appeal is that it is a drop-in upgrade. It connects over the base's RJ12 port, which is the only option on PlayStation and Xbox. On PC, Thrustmaster recommends plugging in over USB for best resolution. That makes it a sensible pick for a T300, T-GT, T248 or T598 owner who wants pressure-based braking without changing ecosystem.

Trade-offs: it is Thrustmaster-focused, so it isn't a natural fit if you plan to move to another brand's base. The set weighs about 5.2 kg, so it needs a stable mount, and it usually wants a cockpit or a solid floor setup. Official pricing is around $250, and Amazon listings can sit below that. Compare against third-party load-cell sets before buying.

Questions buyers ask

Which Thrustmaster wheels does the T-LCM work with?

Thrustmaster's KB 1795 lists TMX, T150, T300, TX, T-GT, T-GT II, TS-XW, TS-PC, T128, T248, T248R, T598 and T818. It is made for Thrustmaster bases.

Should I use USB or the RJ12 cable?

On PC, plug it straight into a USB port for the best resolution. On PlayStation and Xbox, connect it to the wheel base with the RJ12 cable only.

Does it come with a clutch, and can it mount in a cockpit?

Yes, it is a three-pedal set. A separate T-LCM Cockpit Adaptor is sold for rigs with T3PA or T3PA-PRO mounting. Otherwise you need a solid, non-slip floor or plate mount.

Thrustmaster T-LCM three-pedal set with metal pedal arms
77
GoodAI score out of 100

$239Typical US street price, October 2026. Our estimate, not a live quote.

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Specs not yet checked by hand. Confirm on the brand's page before you buy.

Pairs well with

  • Thrustmaster T248 (PlayStation/PC)69
  • Thrustmaster T300 RS GT Edition (PlayStation/PC)67
  • Thrustmaster TH8A Shifter76

On this page

  1. AI rating
  2. Pros and cons
  3. What it feels like
  4. Works with
  5. Tech facts
  6. Our take
  7. Questions