Electirc Wheel Nut Impact Drivers

[JedR32]

I just saw that it is $1200 :O Such a shame otherwise I'd probably buy one! haha

[Guest001]

I just saw that it is $1200 :O Such a shame otherwise I'd probably buy one! haha

Maybe 1200Watts and $129

[The_Hawk]

Electirc Wheel Nut Impact Drivers

I have the Ryobi unit which I bought since I had one one + stuff.

Awesome little tool to have around.

[Frazza]

Maybe 1200Watts and $129

Thats a lot to pay for something thats not getting a lot of use compared to say a wheel shop, just remember that variable torque is simple the power output of the drill not torque setting to tighten the nuts just in case you didn't realize

I have the Ryobi unit which I bought since I had one one + stuff.
Awesome little tool to have around.

I got the same, use it all the time, changed 5 sets of springs with it as well, great unit

[Peter Jones]

I have one of the Ryobi ones. It's been really good and stood up to general workshop abuse really well.

As every one else has suggested I use a torque wrench for final tightening.

There are also torque limiting sockets available for wheel nuts.

This is one company that sells them.

Professional torque sticks, sockets, multipliers and extension bars

[Transporter]

Maybe 1200Watts and $129

It's around $600 with 2x 3.Ah batteries.

[The_Hawk]

Electirc Wheel Nut Impact Drivers

I have the Ryobi unit which I bought since I had one one + stuff.

Awesome little tool to have around.