Robustrue Cordless Impact Wrench, 590Ft-lbs (800N.m) Brushless 1/2 inch, 2800RPM High Torque Impact Gun, 2x 4.0Ah Battery, Charger, 4 Sockets, Electric Impact Wrench for Car Home

Perfect, affordable and powerful

Normally don't write reviews but this one impressed me. Granted i don't work in a shop but did my cv axel the other day and this thing worked like a champ. The nut for the cv axel is 190 ft lbs and is notched. This drill took it right off with no problems. Also was able to do rusted brake bracket bolts with ease as well as the ball joint nut and lug nuts. I used it to re-tighten the cv nut and had to back the nut off since the drill put it back on with a little over 210 ft lbs. Would recommend for DIY auto rear 100%. Can't vouch for shop use since im not using it in that capacity

Works great removing tires

I’ve had this thing for over a year and it’s lasted, takes my f250 lug nuts off no problem, def lacks big power but does what it needs.

Guys, buy it ! Worth keeping in your car and in your tool shed. The power is nice , battery seems good , comfortable and easy to use , feels sturdy. Only issue is the adapter socket, didn’t come with a pin and that shizz won’t stay on too long lol 😂

Great value.. Use to replace brakes on a 2023 4Runner.. no issues with torque power; removing the lug nuts, slide pin bolts, or caliper mounting bolts (~100 ft/lbs tested). Battery life was excellent as well... one charge lasted for the entire repair and still going strong. Felt great in the hand, solid built, not too heavy, and looks better than the HarborFreight junk. Only small issue was the included impact sockets were a little snug to the head making it harder to attach, but repeated on/off and grease solved that. Also the pins (likely "safety") were useless but never seen this before on others so just trash them lol.

Works but almost doesnt do car tire lug nuts.

I ordered this impact wrench for one sole purpose... to rotate the tires on our minivan and car. The good: Well packaged. Nice solid plastic case. Several useful bits and sockets. 2 batteries. Looks well-built and durable. The bad: I tried to remove the lug nuts on our minivan and the impact wrench did not have the power to get the job done. I though that maybe the nuts were over torqued, so I loosened them all manually, then used a torque wrench to properly torque them to 150 ft-lbs (VW Eurovan). I tried then again to loosen them with the impact wrench (which is rated at 406 ft-lbs) and it still wouldn't break them loose. I tried to remove the tires on our mid-size sedan and the experience was the same. For me that was mindboggling! The impact wrench is not capable of delivering 150 ft-lbs or 37% of the power it is rated at! I really liked the presentation of the Robustrue impact wrench, the weight is nice and manageable (it resembles a lot and feels like my Ryobi impact drill), but it fails to do precisely the one thing I need it to do (and that it claims it can do in)...remove tires from a car. Maybe the company has a more powerful impact wrench that can be used to remove tires on cars, I don't know but I'd like to try it if they have it. I'm going to try to contact them and see what happens. I'll update this review based on my experience with them, if I am able to make contact.