WORKPRO 20V Cordless Impact Wrench, 1/2-inch, 320 Ft Pounds Max Torque, 4Pcs Drive Impact Sockets, 2.0Ah Li-ion Battery with Fast Charger, Belt Clip for Easy Carrying

Has plenty of torque to handle the lugs on Mr truck and my trailer. I won’t be traveling without it.

Impact gun worked well, charger not so muck

For the money I had I bought it, I have a c1500 suburban that requires 110ft/lbs, I probably go over that as I don't have a torque wrench but I use my tire iron and a 4-foot metal bar for leverage. It works great for listening tire rods, and other rusted bolts so they don't break off or strip out. I think the power or lack of power is all in the battery, and it's the luck of the draw if you get a good battery or not, I feel my better is somewhere in the middle of awesome and junk. So overall it was well worth the money, remember it was about 70$ and well worth it, if you want the power of a Milwaukee then pay the 400$, otherwise don't expect that quilt for less than 80$. Overall yes it's great for the money, just hope you won't get a Friday battery.

Recently I needed to remove a tire on my car , the lugs were so tight that I had to literally stand on the tire tool in order to break the lugs free, the downside to that is when the lugs finally loosened by me standing on the tire tool I fell to the ground ,💡why am I doing this the old outdated way. I went online and found this tool. It has plenty of power to loosen lugs that have been tightened to the max during tire service. There's 2 things I didn't like , no carrying case is included and second there are no sockets are included.. that would have set it off but for me it's not a deal breaker. The battery life is outstanding, it comes with 1 battery ,and it's feels about medium weight so handling isn't an issue.

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I use this impact for changing tires. It does real good. But have to recharge the battery after one use. Always check your lug nuts after to ensure proper tightness/tork

Perfecto

Bad battery didn't last three months only used twice. Send me a New Battery Thanks

Al llavazo

Update: June 2023. I am now giving it 5 stars - not because of the item but because of seller support. The included charger with my kit suddenly stopped working (under 90 days). One email to customer support for the product and they immediately dispatched a replacement which I received a few days later. If a company can stand behind what they sell, then I would definitely recommend their products.Cons: Compared to others selling at the same price, this kit came with just the charger, the battery pack, the impact driver itself a simple belt hook and a basic user manual. Some kits are being sold with a case, some attachments and sockets, etc. I do not need those extras but I wanted to point this out esp for those that want them.Pros: This is the only unit in this price range that has an extra 2 or 4Ah battery pack available for purchase. This is probably the most important aspect for me because at this point I do not know how long the battery will actually last during use as well as the longevity of the battery.It is relatively lightweight and as another reviewer has mentioned, if you have a deep socket attached to the driver, you cannot set it and stand it in the battery - it will tip forward. Not really a big deal.Actual performance: As with most of the tools at this price range, I highly doubt that it will be able to deliver an more than a realistic 150+ ft-pounds of torque. In fact, I tried it on two vehicles with lug nuts torqued to a calibrated 100 ft-lbs and resulted in a no-budge. Personally, if it takes more than 10 seconds to break a nut, then I won’t force the tool. I’m estimating an actual 80-95 ft-lbs. Personally, this is not going to replace my air-driven impact driver or my 9A electric impact. BUT for what it is, the tool is perfectly adequate for my needs. It is light enough to even replace a quarter inch driver you just have to be careful not to over torque small fasteners.For those who are not going to use a similar tool for tradeswork or as a daily, then no need to purchase brand name for 3X the price.A lot of people will want to purchase this just to install wheel lug nuts. Be very careful if that’s your case. Some newer lug nuts have an outer sleeve that is easy to strip esp during removal. All wheel lugs nuts should NOT be tightened with an impact tool. Always break your lug nuts first with a breaker bar. Use the impact to finish removing and re-installing the lugs snug. Then finish properly with a calibrated torque wrench. The process might seem tedious and excessive but it’s better than warping your rotors, stripping the threads of your lug bolts (or worse, broken lug studs), or rounding off your soft lug nuts and then having to pay a shop later to replace any of these parts.For what it is, I think it’s a fair price for the tool. You can even purchase additional batteries and it’s still even cheaper than the cheapest brand name equivalent. I will update this review if I have any quality or warranty issues later on.

Wasn't going to get this, based on the reviews and Youtube video's but I bit the bullet and went for it. Couldn't be happier. Has taken lug nuts off torqued to 100ft lbs easy. took apart my suspension to install a Leveling kit on my truck, no problems.Battery life is kind of short, but it charges pretty quick I find. It's kind of heavy and will fall over if you have a socket in it, but that's fine, most drills are laying on the ground covered in dirt and grease anyway. Great little impact for a DIY'er for low-medium work.

Smooth operation, great battery life, I purchased this primarily to remove the wheel nuts on my car instead of dragging my corded impact out.Removes nuts torqued to 100ft/lbs with hardly any effort

This does the trick, but the battery needs to be bigger.