ONEAND HP 18V BRUSHLESS Cordless 4-Mode 1/2 in. Impact Wrench Tool ONLY

This thing makes working on your vehicle at home so much easier and less frustrating. Loosens up stuck or corroded bolts in a flash. Taking off tires to get into the wheel well for brakes or whatever used to be a drag by hand, but this tool makes it fun. Just make sure your using at least a 4ah battery, it's not as powerful on the tiny 2ah ones.

This Ryobi 1/2" impact wrench was what I needed for project to replace an anode rod on a couple water heaters .... I have the 1/4" & 3/8" models but are not adequate to break out the 1 1/16 anode rod bolt. The 1/2" P262 was great @ 600ft/lbs break out impact force & loosened it & backed off in minutes! I was undecided in choosing the model with 245 lb/ft TQ with 400 break out, or the heavy model with 700 lb/ft Tq. with 1,100 break out..... I decided to go with P262 as was in between the two but will also be adequate enough to tackle some larger projects in future requiring it's TQ & break out capacity ! It feels great in hand, not too light or too heavy.... it has great features like lighting & TQ impact speed control choice settings, running on 18v Ryobi spare batteries! Amazon pricing was very reasonable for authentic Ryobi quality product ! Happy Camper ! ✨👍😉

I have owned 3 different brands of impacts and this roybi has the best feel. Compared to my old 36v Dewalt impact this ryobi is half the size and gives me the same nut removal power. I have given away all my other impacts to family and friends that needed one for roadtrips so I bought this one. Having ryobi batteries laying around made this an easy buy. Ppl love to hate on ryobi but bottom line THEY WORK GREAT and the fact that batteries will fit there entire line makes it ever better. Don't hesitate to buy this model if you have ryobi batteries laying around. It could save your day if you have a flat. Get a small tool bag and put this impact along with a battery, a car charger for the battery and a small set of impact sockets in said bag and you have the best tire removal kit. I tend to be the guy who stops and helps anyone I see with a flat so this thing had already came in handy a few times.

This is my second purchase of this model. I added this to my "just in case" box in both of my vehicles. It easily broke away lug nuts torqued to 80 and 95 foot pounds. You can tell it has power just from pulling the trigger. I love the adjustable torque function so when putting lug nuts back on, I don't over torque them with the gun, just snug them on then finish them off with torque wrench.

So far, works great. I do like Ryobi battery electric hand tools for their lower cost. Great value and quality.

I went to a local auto repair chain store for an oil change. The guy says the oil change would cost 70 dollars, even though a few months earlier they charged me 50 bucks for the same service. Auto shop puts my car on their lift, raise it up and later brought me into the garage under my car to show & tell me that they can't get the drain plug off and they didn't want to do damage to the oil pan. The plug actually was on rather tightly, so, to avoid damaging the oil pan they suggested to me to get a new oil pan all together. I asked if they had a power tool, like a power torque wrench to remove the plug. Mechanic quickly tells me "No". Now, in an active auto shop, you always hear those things whirring & buzzing away inside the shop, but this mechanic doesn't want to use one on my car to remove a oil drain plug. Later, they calculate the total price for replacing the oil and the pan.... over 500 dollars. I told the guy." ...er uh...I can't afford it. I'll try another way. Sorry. Thanks.". (They charged me an 80-dollar fee for that.) I take my car, drive to an auto parts store, bought synthetic motor oil and an oil filter for around 50 bucks and went home to change the oil myself. I jacked my car up and I was able to remove the drain plug with the Ryobi Impact Wrench. No damage done. That oil drain plug really was on tight and I probably wouldn't have been able to loosen the plug with a manual wrench, however, with the Ryobi, I was able to get the oil plug off which allowed me to complete my oil & filter change and save myself a couple hundred bucks. I'm glad I purchased this Ryobi Impact wrench.

Never could have believed this was a MUST HAVE tool till I bought and used it.

This impact provided the torque required to remove the suspension bolts I was not wanting to remove with hand tools