Ingco20V Brushless Lithium-Ion Impact Wrench with 2Pcs 2.0Ah Batteries, 1Pcs Charger, 3Pcs Sockets, 1/2 Inch, 300NM CIWLI20013

really good tool for the price used for screwing a new fence together also changing brake pads all round on my car reviews say it will not undo wheel nuts without cracking them first i don't find that a problem i only remove the wheels about every 3 years to do a set of pads it has exceeded my expectations very pleased with it

ok to start off with those who are crying about wheels coming loose then i suggest you dont work on your own vehicle if you are just relying on just this tool to do the nuts up ..... BUY A DECENT TORQUE WRENCH AND DO IT PROPERLY and any tyre bay will always tell you to check wheel nuts after 24 hours,THERE IS NO TORQUE SETTING ON THIS GUNright time for the reviewi purchased this to assist me with getting a stuck injector out of my ducato engine which it did with ease, the guns nicely balanced and also is short enough to get in tight spaces also has a reasonably good battery life and has a reasonable amount of torque to do the job witham i impressed? for the price and quality? yes is it a tool to keep in the garage at home and not at the workshop? maybe

Its taken me a few months to use this ratched drill as im a bit old to work on cars in the winter-unless i have to, and even then...Anyway , my aged MIL always gives me £200 for a present at christmas and asks me what i bought with it, so I HAVE to buy something and generally, its tools!I read the mixed reviews but thought Id try it anyway, and send it back if it were useless, then I forgot about it.Today- 23/2/24 I wanted to check something under the Range Rover, so I decided to jack it and take the wheels off. Well, the gun did it! Now, I do most of the maintenace on that car and the wheel nuts would have been off and greased, but tightened with a wrench - as id not rely on a seemingly lightweight gun.It rattled away, I reversed it to shock one nut, but it took all 5 off and its so much more powerful than the old battery-operated gun i bought some years back, thats batteries no longer hold a charge.So, good value and with 2 batteries, it should do anything I need it for. I doubt however it will losen the inner suspension arm nuts- but most will not on a L320.

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So I recently bought an old truck to get myself tinkering again as modern cars are out of the question nowadays days. I knew this would come in handy so I invested a small amount of money compared to other brands. I read that it wouldn't remove wheels nuts easily but this removed my 21mm nuts with ease. I was slightly impressed, but when I had to remove the tow bar bolts, I first tried all my body weight on a crack bar without success and I thought this unit would be nowhere near the power I required. It was my last option at this point the, I had nothing to lose, so when the bolt gave in to this tool I was blown away so much so it lead me the write this review

The price indeed was good, its well put together yes and you get a lot of kit for your buck, but saying that it is completely useless, Im not sure about lesser torque settings but 120 torque wheel nuts are going nowhere, but if you like the clicking sound it makes as it tries bless it then keep pressing that trigger.

I'm mechanic and own snap on battery tools as well as this , obviously it's not going to be as powerful but in saying that this little gun will undo and do up bolts / nuts to approximately 70ft lbs ,and for all the people that say it does not tighten try reading the instructions or just push the little button above the battery .In my eyes a very hand compact gun

Not what it says in listening very underpowered could pull a skin of a pudding!Just a cheap wood screw impact driver with head changed to fit a socket,built nice but not as listed..Dont waste ur time or money,this will remove nuts once cracked with breaker bar.