PS4 Thrustmaster T150 Shaking Violently Whilst Stationary

Good afternoon,

I've recently purchased Assetto Corsa for PS4 and come across an issue with my Thrustmaster T150 when the cars are stationary whether it be in the pits or parked at the side of the road. Unless the wheel is at dead center whilst stationary it begins to rumble like crazy as if you're constantly going over really violent curbstones. I've checked all my Firmware is updated and also tried all sorts of FFB settings to reduce the shaking.
I'm starting to worry for the sake of my wheel as a result of this issue as I have never experienced it whilst driving in any other sim or game on the market. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, Thanks.

 

Mine would do that when starting races.. if you pulled the wheel (hold without letting go) either way a bit it would stop. Other than turning down the FFB (Think i was at 60%), there wasn't much I could do. I just accepted it as the wheel performed great the rest of the time. On a side note, it also did it on a straight away in project cars (which was MUCH worse). I upgraded to the T300 RS, and haven't seen that issue since. Still think the T150 was great bang for the buck.

 

If I'm not mistaken, this has been already reported as a bug, and I confirm this happens to me (and saw some other people reporting it on this forum) since I used my T150 with Assetto Corsa, exactly as you described. When it happens I just immediately move it a little and it stops, but sure is just a workaround.

My ffb is set at 50% and everything else at 0% with understeer effect on.

I guess that due to other priorities on the patching "roadbook" this has been postponed, but again, I'm just guessing.

Cheers

 

found the link https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/thrustmaster-t150-problems.41671/

despite this, me too find this T150 very good as entry level, really happy about this wheel!

 

Thanks for the replies guys. Seeing the thread linked I don't think there's going to be a fix just around the corner. The vibration seems to be a representation of the wheels of the vehicle moving whilst the car is still stationary and the force you'd need to do that. I believe this is covered by the damping effects of each individual wheel type which Kunos have stated is fixed as per the factory settings for each wheel with no option to change them in the FFB options in game. This will probably explain why different wheels experience this in a different way, the T150's way being desk shattering vibrations. Anyway, I've learnt to deal it with by not moving the wheel at all whilst stationary or on the grid and only turning once the car is in motion. I guess we all have to compromise sometimes...