MOZA R5 Pro in BeamNG.drive: PC Setup, Steering and Force Feedback

Speednation game guide · PC setup

MOZA includes BeamNG.drive in the compatible-game list on its R5 Pro page. Start by checking the R5 Pro hardware in MOZA Pit House, then work through the game’s steering, pedal and force-feedback controls. Leave optional dashboard telemetry until those driving inputs work.

Start hereThis guide covers the MOZA R5 Pro bundle with its ES Lite steering wheel and SRP Lite2 throttle/brake pedals on Windows PC. It uses the Pro’s hardware manual and BeamNG’s documented PC binding procedure. Check steering, pedals and the ES Lite buttons before driving.

The R5 Pro bundle with its ES Lite steering wheel, SRP Lite2 pedals and desk clamp. ConnectBind controlsForce feedbackTroubleshootTelemetry

01Connect the R5 Pro and check Pit House

Use the R5 Pro manual for mounting, the ES Lite quick release and SRP Lite2 pedal wiring. Connect the base’s USB and power cables as shown, then obtain Pit House from MOZA’s download centre. BeamNG recommends current manufacturer drivers and firmware.

Secure the hardware. Follow the manual’s base/clamp mounting instructions and make sure the quick release locks. Assemble the pedals and route their leads to the labelled connections.

Check the pedals in Pit House. Watch the readings while pressing and releasing throttle and brake. The Pro manual describes adjusting start point, endpoint and travel.

Resolve a missing input first. If the pedals remain grey or unresponsive, follow the manual’s reconnect/restart sequence before changing game bindings.

The R5 Pro wheelbase. Use the Pro manual for mounting and connections. For a broader hardware and calibration checklist, read our wheel setup and calibration guide.

We recommend recording your Pit House and firmware versions before tuning. That gives you a useful reference when returning to the setup after an update.

02Bind steering, throttle and brake

BeamNG’s PC wheel guide describes manual assignments for devices without a ready-made configuration. Use that process to check the axes and build your button map.

Inspect input in Options → Controls → Hardware. For missing assignments, go to Options → Controls → Bindings → Vehicle. Use one Steering axis and separate Throttle and Brake assignments. Keep the steering-angle value matched between Pit House and the game.

Move one control at a time. Check steering direction and pedal release/full-travel readings, then assign the ES Lite buttons you want to use. Keep a note of those assignments so you can…