Where to Buy MOZA Sim Racing Gear in Canada

If you are shopping for a MOZA wheelbase, wheel, or pedals from Canada, the hard part is rarely the torque number. It is who can get the gear to you without surprise import fees, long overseas lead times, or a warranty path across an ocean. This guide covers what MOZA makes, what to check before you order, and how Full Push ships MOZA from Canada with no duties as an authorized dealer.

Why Canadians care how they buy MOZA

Ordering sim racing hardware from outside Canada can look simple at checkout and get expensive at the door. Duties, brokerage, and shipping delays turn a clear cart total into an uncertain landed cost. Firmware questions, defective parts, and returns are also simpler when your dealer is in the same country.

That is why many Canadian sim racers look for MOZA that ships from Canada: no duties, clearer delivery timing, and a local path for fitment questions before you bolt anything to a rig.

Full Push is an authorized MOZA dealer. MOZA wheelbases, wheels, pedals, and accessories we carry ship from Canada with no duties. We do not invent stock counts here — check the live product page — but that shipping and duty framing applies across the MOZA lineup we sell.

What MOZA makes (a plain overview)

MOZA builds a full direct-drive ecosystem: wheelbases, quick-release wheels, pedals, shifters, handbrakes, and mounts, all tuned through the MOZA Pit House app. Start with a bundle or mix pieces as your cockpit grows.

Wheelbases. Entry bundles such as the Moza R5 and Moza R3 for Xbox & PC put a base, wheel, and pedals together. Standalone bases step up from there: the R9 V3 at 9Nm, R12 V2 at 12Nm, and higher-headroom R21 Ultra and R25 Ultra for more sustained torque and cleaner detail at high load.

Steering wheels. MOZA covers road, GT, formula, and specialty rims. On Full Push that includes the Moza KS and KS Pro, GS V2P and Vision GS, RS V2, CS V2P and CS Pro, FSR2 Formula, Xbox-friendly ESX, plus licensed options like the Porsche Mission R and Essenza SCV12. Truck sim drivers can look at the TSW and R5 Trucking Bundle.

Pedals. The Moza SR-P 2-Pedal Set uses a high-precision pressure sensor on the brake with USB to the PC. The Moza CRP2 Load Cell Pedals step up to a 200kg load cell, CNC aerospace-grade aluminum, and tool-free adjustment. Active pedals such as the Moza mBooster add motorized pedal feel for drivers who want that tier.

Accessories. Shifters (HGP, SGP), the HBP handbrake, multi-function stalks, CM2 HD dash, R9 table mount, 70mm QR adapter, and an E-Stop round out a cockpit.

Browse the full lineup in our Moza collection.

What to check before you buy

Wheelbase torque vs your cockpit

Torque is the ceiling for how hard the motor can push back through the rim. More is not automatically better. A 9Nm or 12Nm base is already a large step up from gear- or belt-driven wheels for most drivers; 21Nm and 25Nm bases need a stiff cockpit so the mount does not flex. Desk clamps suit lighter bases; aluminum-profile and steel cockpits suit stronger motors. For a deeper walkthrough of the Moza (and Conspit) bases we carry, see our direct-drive torque guide.

Pedals: load cell vs pressure sensor

A pressure or load-cell brake measures force, not just travel, which makes trail and threshold braking more consistent. The SR-P line is a solid pressure-sensor step for many first setups. The CRP2 adds a higher-capacity load cell and more adjustment range. Match the pedal set to how much you want to tune feel — not to a marketing label.

Wheel and quick-release compatibility

Within the MOZA ecosystem, wheels use MOZA’s quick-release so swapping rims is quick. For a third-party 70mm PCD wheel on a Moza base, the 70mm Quick Release Adapter covers steering function. Confirm button and paddle wiring separately if you go outside the ecosystem.

Mount pattern: desk vs rig

The table mounting bracket for the R9 (also listed for R5 and R12) keeps a lighter base usable on a desk. Once torque climbs, plan a proper side or front mount on a rigid chassis. An E-stop is worth adding on stronger bases.

Buying MOZA in Canada through an authorized dealer

An authorized Canadian dealer path is more than a logo. You get gear that ships from Canada, no duties on those Canadian-fulfilled MOZA orders, and a local contact for fitment questions before you buy. Overseas carts can look simple until brokerage and wait times show up; domestic fulfillment avoids that ambiguity.

At Full Push, MOZA is part of our authorized dealer lineup. Product pages show live availability. If something is between shipments, ask us — we can usually say what is realistic without guessing from an empty cart.

Light setup tips

Mount the base solidly before chasing force-feedback settings. Connect USB and power per the base instructions, then use MOZA Pit House for firmware, presets, and tuning. We will not duplicate the manuals; follow MOZA’s current Pit House docs for install and updates. Start from a preset for your main sim, then adjust strength and filters once the hardware is stable.

Quick answers

Do MOZA orders from Full Push have duties? MOZA we sell ships from Canada with no duties — the main Canadian buying angle for this brand at Full Push.

Do I need a full cockpit for every Moza base? No. Lower-torque bases can run on a desk with a proper clamp mount. As torque goes up, a rigid cockpit becomes much more important.

Can I mix Moza wheels and pedals across bases? Yes within the MOZA ecosystem. Confirm quick-release and software support on each product page if you combine older and newer generations.

Bundle or separate pieces? Bundles (R3, R5, trucking) are the fastest complete set. Buy separately when you already know your torque class and pedal preference.

Where is the full lineup? Start at the Moza collection for specs and live stock.

Find your MOZA setup

Whether you are stepping into direct drive or building a high-torque rig with CRP2 pedals and a formula rim, the practical Canadian path is an authorized dealer that ships from Canada with no duties. Browse MOZA at Full Push, or get in touch for help matching a wheelbase, wheel, and pedals to your cockpit.