We are using the highest-grade screen/monitor available on all of our racing simulators. When we say the highest grade we mean 240hz 1m/s gaming monitors (including the ultrawide) and 120hz 5m/s TVs for the larger screens.
When choosing a screen/monitor size, you need to look at the space yu have available to you. The only limitation you have with screen sizing is the room you are placing the simulator. If you have a tight space you will need a smaller screen, and on the flipside if you have a large space there is no limit to the sizing. We can adjust all our frames to fit the space you require, due to the fact we build all of our frames in-house.
There is no right and wrong answer if you are asking is bigger better. Bigger screens give a slower screen quality than the gaming monitors. But to put this into context, the human eye wont notice the difference when you are driving on the simulator. You do have a difference in terms of where the screens are placed, because the larger screens are placed in front of the simulator (inline with the front of the cockpit) and the gaming monitors are placed over the steering motor/steering wheel area. Which means the experience can differ slightly with bigger or smaller screens/monitors.
Some people prefur the larger screens because its further away and can see a wider FOV. Meanwhile some people prefur the smaller screens to feel more in real life. Opinions differ on this topic but we believe the smaller gaming montitors are the best option, giving you the highest quality monitor and feeling involved with the action happening in front of you.
All of our monitors and TV's come with their standard manufacturer warranty should you ever encounter issues.