Since the Xbox One and PS4 versions of Assetto Corsa Competizione were released on console, there have been numerous reports of the game not recognizing a racing wheel. Some consumers are finding issues with Xbox wheels in the new console version of ACC. The symptoms vary from the wheel not working to just the pedals not working.

Our game developers are working on a solution so they can include the fix in the next update. We don’t yet have an exact date for the update but it should be soon.

In the meantime, the following instructions have worked for users:

Option 1
Unplug and replug your wheel — this often solves the issue.

However, if it doesn’t, try the following:

Option 2

1. Don’t connect your racing wheel. Instead, use your regular controller to load up a practice session. Click Drive to be sent out of the pits and then click Start to go into the menu.
2. Disconnect your controller by turning it off. The game should display “Controller disconnected”.
3. Now, connect your racing wheel via USB to your console, and let the wheel calibrate itself.
4. Once the wheel has auto-calibrated itself, click “A” on your steering wheel to close the “Controller disconnected” message. Then select your gamer profile.
5. Your wheel should now be recognized, and the steering and pedal inputs working. You may need to jump into the controller menu, select the racing wheel, and change your steering ratio to 900.
6. Finally, you will have to set up all of your inputs manually. Kunos haven’t given us any presets. Just be sure to save your custom preset when you have it set up the way you like!

You can find the full article from simracingsetup.com here.