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However, I suspect there might be another way around this limitation: What if you made a fractional part of a wheel that could be assembled into a wheel? A 4x2 wheel made from 4 identical 90° sections could have square hole that's almost 3 blocks wide. If made from 8 45º pieces, it could have an octagonal hole almost 4 blocks wide.
Do you think such a wheel would have any issues functioning as a wheel?
I ask because I could pair it with a wheel cover, and use that to put the steering joint inside the wheel.
This would give you center point steering without the controllers and bearings you would otherwise need.
ma inveti?