Hi my name is josh i need help with my Xbox one racing wheel it dont work on bus sim 2001

Hello Josh, this is Manuela. I'm an Independent Advisor and community user like you, ready to assist with this.
Not a Microsoft employee.

Let’s try to sort this out.
However, before that, I would like to ask some questions:

Are you playing Bus Simulator 2001 on your PC?
What’s the wheel model you want to use to play this game?
What procedures you tried to fix this prior to your post creation?

I haven't used the new one that allows wheels to work with the One but I did use their last version with my G27 for the 360.

Horrible deadzone and very unresponsive so I won't be trying the new one. Still waiting to hear if the One will support the Fanatec wheel if not I'll be playing my console racing sims elsewhere.

You are not understanding what we are upset about. Yes Xbox supports the servo motor and wheel but every wheel that is made threw every compnay. Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Moza, Logitech etc. every button on the wheel can be assigned with PlayStation but xbox severely hinders the players by not allowing all buttons to be assigned only 6 at best. So clearly it’s on Xbox when it comes to sim racing we buy expensive racing setups only to be able to use half the buttons on a wheel threw xbox and the rest either won’t even acknowledge it has been pressed or it’s duplicated so you still can only assign it to one function. Why a racing wheel needs 2 A’s and 2 B’s or 2 y’s and so on is beyond me. I can put any of my wheels on a PlayStation servo base and use every single button for a function even on my SF1000. So if every company can get it to work for PlayStation and not xbox I find it hard to blame the the compnay because it is clearly something to do with Xbox licensing products because it is all across-the-board with every single Xbox Sim racing product. But we already know your answer is clearly going to be it’s always someone else to blame and you’re not gonna fix it so eventually, every Sim racer will just switch to PlayStation as so many are currently doing.

The Joytech Nitro Racing wheel is not compatible with the Xbox One,

around 90% of all steering wheels that were compatible with Xbox 360 don't work on the Xbox One,

My nephew's had the Joytech Nitro racing wheel for the Xbox 360, but after they upgraded to the Xbox One the wheel never worked,

I myself have a £1000+ Fanatec Racing wheel ( Xbox 360 and PS3 compatible ) which i got around 2009 to use with Forza Motorsport 3 and beyond, even my Fanatec wheel is not compatible with Xbox One, it just sits collecting dust.

Hi daveb_899!

I did some research and from what I saw the Driving Force GT Steering Wheel only really works on the PS3, PS4 (although the games list seems to be limited), and PC. From what I could infer the GT in the name of the wheel is in reference to the PS game series
Gran Turismo.

Logitech does have a new racing wheel that does work on the Xbox One. The model is the Driving Force Racing Wheel G920 for $399.99.