AOBEN21V Cordless Impact Wrench Powerful Brushless Motor with 1/2" Square Driver, Max 300 Torque ft-lbs (400N.m),2X 4.0A Li-ion, 6Pcs Impact Sockets,Fast Charger and Tool Bag

Within a week of buying this, I had a flat. I was able to easily remove the lug nuts and change the flat very quickly. The last time I had to remove a lug nut, I had to stand on the tire iron! Time will tell how long it will last, but the extended warranty was inexpensive. It's lightweight and easy to hold and use. Changing direction is a simple push button.

I purchased this just before changing the rear shocks on my wife's 2013 Grand Caravan SE and used it for such. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear that if your tires are torqued at more than 100 ft. lbs., this will not pull them off. I also attempted to use this to remove the bolts on the old shocks - no joy. In fairness, the shocks were original parts, so I can't really fault it too much for that. However, after cleaning the bolts and putting in the new shocks, I used this gun to 'bottom-out' the bolts until I could torque the bolts to specs. It did put them in tighter than the 55 ft. lbs. specs called for, so I backed them out a bit and used the torque wrench after. When I put the tires in, I used this for that purpose and it put them in between 90 and 100 ft. lbs. All in all, it's okay to use this, but if you've got original parts still on a vehicle that is 10 or more years old, you'll definitely want to use something more powerful - perhaps a 1/2" air wrench or you can do what I did which is to have a Bauer 1/2" electric (corded) impact wrench for the heavy lifting. Again, in fairness, I still had problems removing the bolt using that tool. For putting tires on and for newer cars, I can see this working well. Otherwise, it's just 'okay'. Next time, I'll try something more powerful, though.UPDATE: After continuing to use this impact wrench for other work that was needed on my wife's car, I'm going to 'up' the star rating from 3 to 4. This does break away bolts that are torqued at around 108 ft. lbs. with little issue. However, I would recommend something with a bit more power if your looking to break bolts that are torqued at 120 ft. lbs. or more. This may do it, but it will likely strain to do it. Also, the battery life is very good. I purchased two batteries and I've used this for three weekends in a row without it needing a charge (it still shows a full charge). I will continue to use this until it doesn't work anymore. Would I buy another one - or, recommend it to a friend? For smaller vehicle work and mower work - sure! However, I will look for a 500 ft. lbs break-away torque ceiling, not a 300 ft. lbs. device. Of course, "your mileage may vary".

It's about time we get a cordless impact wrench at very affordable price 👌 😀 👏

I used that machine and it works very good

Is an awesome tool helped me👍👍