
Description
I finally managed to update this on 2/3/25 to comply with a few slight flight model changes PMDG as made across the 737 Fleet as of version 3.0.112
I've gathered several changes to improve steering from the avsim forum, turns should now be smoother and easier. I also added a new value I found in the forums, that allows you to turn the nosewheel while your not moving as the real aircraft is able to do this as well. A reminder that, pilots typically avoid exceeding a groundspeed of 5 knots during turns greater than 80-90 degrees. Installation is simple as dragging the folder to your community folder, no need to make any changes or replace files. Also as a bonus I increased the MLGW and ZFW of the 737-900 according to United Airlines configurations. MLGW increased by 2,000 lbs from 138,300 to 140,300. And MZFW increased by 1,000 lbs from 146,300 to 147,300.
PMDG 737 Improved Nosewheel Steering and Increased 900 Weights
Enhance your virtual flying experience with the PMDG 737 Improved Nosewheel Steering and Increased 900 Weights mod. Enjoy smoother and easier turns with improved nosewheel steering, enabling you to turn even when stationary. Additionally, the mod increases the MLGW and ZFW of the 737-900 according to United Airlines configurations, providing a more authentic flight experience. Simply drag the folder to your community folder for easy installation.
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Version History
Updated on 2/3/25 to comply with a few slight flight model changes PMDG as made across the 737 Fleet as of version 3.0.112
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2 months ago
I'm stopping by to ask if there are any updates regarding this mod for MSFS 2024.
I've read your comment, but after many flights I've noticed some issues. At low speeds, especially below 5 knots, the nose gear tends to skid, which significantly reduces its turning capability. This becomes even more noticeable on rainy days or when taxiing on wet surfaces, where the nose wheel can slip even at speeds as low as 3 knots.
With the steering mod, this did not happen, as the nose gear maintained much better grip with the ground during taxi operations.
I hope there is a possibility of adapting or developing this mod for MSFS 2024. Thank you very much for your work and dedication.
Best regards!
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8 months ago
Also worth noting, real-world pilots generally avoid exceeding about 5 knots groundspeed during tight turns. Many steering issues people report come from taxiing too fast for tight turns. If you are struggling with nosewheel control, you may also need to adjust your steering axis sensitivities. Proper sensitivity setup makes a significant difference.
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for the 738 its really good much better than the default
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