Which Impact Drivers Remove Lug Nuts?
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- Which Impact Drivers Remove Lug Nuts? #shorts30
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Links to all the impact drivers that can remove lug nuts are in the description 🙂✌️❤️
Yea but what socket adapter are you using?? Mine break all the time.
Please try the Hart tools one
@@josuerivera5980 ordered the new Brushless HART Impact driver. Should be here in a few days.
are you using weighted socket? they make weighted sockets that up the performance maybe another test with different sockets?
which one was the cheapest?
I use Milwaukee and they’ve never let me down
7 year old brushed Milwaukee set still working strong.
The new gen is trash, had 3 apprentices break theirs in the first week. The older gen one are beastly tho.
I have a DeWalt atomic I ride the yellow train
Dude I just got the 1,400lb nut busting torque one and that thing is the goat it took off all my rusty brake bolts on lvl 2 even the angle impact goes crazy
Same
Whoever is using a 1/4 inch impact to take off lug nuts shouldn't be working on cars anyway
If all you could afford is 1 tool for car and house work, it's not a horrible idea to grab the impact driver over impact wrench. It gets it done 🤷🏻♂️
@@ragingstormgaming7829that’s not a good excuse 🤣 that’s like saying your going to put a battery on a horse to make it more efficient. Buy the right tool for the job or pay someone to do it.
@@joeyburrell3759 it's actually a great excuse. Idk what your on
@gardj456 that's called a quarter inch hex impact driver. Impact driver drives 1/4 inch hex. Impact WRENCH is what your probably thinking of
@@gardj456 I own a milwaukee 1/4 impact wrench. 🤦♂️
And I've never heard someone call it an inpact driver a bit driver. A bit driver is generally separate
I use makita professionally. My impacts last me 6 yrs on average. I use mine about 6hrs a day 6 days a week
Which makita. Do you have the item code
Thats a total of 666 😱
@@TheCristian5443 its an 18v impact i bought with a drill that was not a hammer drill. The first 2 were white and black and the last one was green and black? I left it at a job a few weeks ago (that was like 2 hrs away from where i live) and had to bust out an old one. Been working with that for a minute. It kills batteries a bit faster and doesn't do 100ft lbs anymore, but i drive 3in lags with it still. Ill have to see if i can find the item#
If you had a Milwaukee you could have used it 7 hours a day since it has better battery life and faster charging 😂
@patrykwie2938 yeah, but i would have only gotten about a year out of it. Like i did the first year i was in the industry, also like several of my coworkers did. They get about a year out of the Milwaukee impacts. Plus, my 4ah battery rakes about 30min to charge, 1.5ah takes 15mins. Thats plenty fast, 3 batteries and you always have power. The 4ah batteries last most of the day unless im dogging it with 3in lags into dense wood or something.
I owned the Bauer. That's surprising. I do sometimes have to use a breaker bar usually on the last final lug nut.
Try using impact wrench and not impact driver. Makes huge difference
Obviously but the test was to see which impact driver could do it.
@@johnwarner3809 Or you use the BIG wrench that comes with the vehicle to do the initial nut bust. Any drill or driver would work after that. You still need to buy adapters for those drivers. Work smarter not harder.
@thorinbane then there is no point. Loosen it with your hand or get a cordless ratchet. The point is seeing who makes enough torque. Let's say it can easy do 160 ft lbs. Then it will last years longer doing 80 ft lbs and than the driver that only got 80 ft lbs, because 80ft lbs is its max. And it'll be running at max 24/7
@@johnwarner3809and the test was pointless! You’re all old enough to know you should use the right tool for the job!
@@jeffdavis9738the right tool for the job is the one that will do it. The gen 4 milwaukee took it off just as fast and easily as an impact wrench, except it's 1/3 the size, and 1/4 the weight.
Getting my 7 pc milwaukee fuel kit for half off was the best day of my life.
1st child being born came in second
How’d you get it half off?
😂
The joyous enthusiasm following the Fuel kit deal might've led to the first child being born
@@anontimothy8nothing gets the lady hotter
Stolen
Im surprised the 840 wouldn't do it. The new brushless Ridgid will break it loose.
Check the batteries he's using
The 840 isn’t a torque monster compared to the 887… it can probably screw something a lot faster than the 887 but other factors also come into play … furthermore, I would use a drill for this type of work but if you only have an impact then I guess you better have one that can do this lol
Yeah it's fast but even the 850 has more torque. They should have made the 850 the compact XR and the 840 the atomic if at all.
All those impact drivers weren’t meant for removing lug nuts ! Wtf.
Great quick (for us) side by side comparison of a real world question; “in a pinch, could ya’ if you had to?” Love it! Some surprises in there, but overall, the results seem to make sense. Kind of surprised by the Hilti, as others have said. Keep up the great work!
That HILTI impact driver is not designed to take lug nuts off, it’s the completely wrong tool for the job.
Makita
@@missyfrank880not a single one of those drivers are designed for lug nuts
@@missyfrank880the same could be said for the rest. They’re all doing the same test.
That flex looks like it’ll flex your wrist gosh damn
Was thinking the same it really suprisrd me
Legend has it that's where it got its name.
Ok I've broke my hand and two fingers from using a brand new drill and brand new drill bit lol I wasn't holdong it tight enough and I watched my two finger vend back an go straight again.
@@ronniewilliz153 ouch, what brand if you remember
@@ronniewilliz153 boing!
Just kidding, that's too bad
Milwaukee actually spins so fast the fastener burns your hand
I had the same problem with a rigid impact but never noticed it on my gen 3 fuel.
Friction dude
@@Stepdad606also heat build up from the internals of the driver itself
K@@yes_man212
I don't use impact drivers . I use impact wrenches . Right tool for the right job done right .
Yeah dude that’s what those are made for.. The whole idea of the video is to see what impact drivers can and which ones cannot
Everyone I know calls these impact guns, not impact wrenches. I am thinking the term impact wrench must come from a lug wrench, even though the tool is shaped as a gun.
@@Olds_Pwri have heard them called both. The manufacturers call them impact wrench though. Lookup the definition of wrench and you will see why. They definitely aren't gun's
I have a gen 3 Milwaukee. I love it, especially because it was $159
How did you get it from that cheap!!
@@UpisdeDownChannelwdym cheap? That’s expensive! Gen 4 Milwaukee is selling on Amazon and other reputable cites for $130 or less
in my country, it's about 300 dollars!!@@carlosf9278
every Christmas time I told my kids “don’t buy me anything that requires a battery” The reason is, I’m retired and I don’t use things enough to justify keeping the batteries charged. I have 1 18 V drill/driver battery operated. I do keep that charged. But for everything else, I want something that plugs into the wall. And if I’m not around a receptacle, my ram pick up has 120 V outlet, and I have a 1400 W craftsman gas powered generator that I’ve had for over 30 years for those really far out places like if I’m going to be cutting up a tree that fell with my electric chainsaw…
besides, I always torque my Lugnuts with a torque wrench. Over tightening Lugnuts is the number one cause of brake rotors warping..
Genuinely surprised that the Bosch, and RIDGID couldn't get the job done. But ironically the Kobalt could.
I prefer the one that actually works!!
my issue with using my impact driver in the automotive industry was not the power of the tool but rather the strength of the 1/2-3/8 socket adapter, never once had an issue with nut drivers or driver bits
Should do this test again with the newer gen of each brand
Use the Bosch impact that has a 1/2 socket head and a 1/4in impact tip. That’s the one I have and it takes lugs off.
"freak"
That's correct.
It reminds me of when I owned both the Freak and the DCF840. The later was light and quick but it wouldn't do lugnuts.
I still own the Freak (GDX18V-1860C)
It makes more torque with the 1/4 hex to 1/2 adapter than it does with the 1/2 inch anvil. They named it right, weird tool.
Right indeed
He also used the older version of the Bosch Impact driver. The newer GDR18V-1860 can loosen lug nuts.
He tightened them with the makitas
Not surprised the Milwaukee did well. I am surprised that the Bosch and Rigid failed.
Well obviously the most expensive ones perform the best lmao
Hilti not cheap lol @@craneoDeFuego077
WTH?
Man I’m new to all this. All the info says lug nuts are for “impact wrench” usually. Well I guess the DeWalt impact driver I just bought for just undoing screws around my car (the first one he uses) can also undo my lug nuts too.
Nice but I'll stick with my 36' breaker bar and 4-way lug wrench thinking about swapping the breaker bar for a torque wrench of equal length.
Just in case I understood that right, do not use a torque wrench as a breaker bar. If you do, do not trust it as a torque wrench afterwards. Breaker bars should be either one piece or have one very strong swivel joint. No ratchet, especially no finely calibrated mechanism. Besides if you already have a 1/4" impact driver, you can use the breaker bar to get it loose then the driver to wizz it off, saves a bunch of time and needs less space.
Imma be honest straight away. I'm a BOSCH fan. So althought the impact driver shown didnt do it. I would recommend buying the BOSCH GDX 18V-200C. It a combo of a ½ socket wrench and impact driver. I has 200 Newton-meters of torque. Does the job on my car!👍
I'm going to purchase the Bosch GDR 18V-210C. I'll probably get the model you shared with me too. I want the more powerful FREAK. Stay tuned, I'll get them ASAP and do comparisons with them. Thanks for the support.
@Mastering Mayhem The more power, the better!😎
One critique I got with Bosch Professional tools is that they don't seem to handle rain very well. Had my gdx 200c sent away to be replaced after some rain rendered the control panel useless. Couldn't adjust speed or turn on the light. And this happened while working on the construction site.
I use a 1/2 in drive impact for what an impact is supposed to be used for. I have seen impact driver adapters break when pushed that hard.
We have busted a ton of 1/4 adapters at work(milwaukee no less) and a lot of M6 hex bits that weren't impact rated. Mostly because they are already overbuilt for the 1/4 inch socket. Impact wrench for the win and it also shortens the tool without the extra 1 1/2inches added from using an adapter.
I have ridgid tools and never had an issue removing nuts. I have their mid and high torque. Can removing nuts up to 600 lbs and over a thousand with my high torque
everything I own is kobalt 24v and I love it. I use the 4.5” grinder all day every tapped hole every tighten bolt every wire wheeled weld is all done w Kobalt cordless tools. I’m a welder fabricator at a cost on fab shop
Milwaukee hands down but expensive, I own Makita from a coffee maker to a super quiet air compressor, great impact has the power and not to over the top on price.
I have a 3/8 Milwaukee fuel stubby impact wrench and it was to take semi truck tires . Albeit I’m in SoCal and no rust but was still very impressive . Had to use to adapter because it was a 3/4 socket haha
if a 3/8 stubby is removing semi lugs, there's some severe negligence going on.
@@mattlitton8066lol
This is the best review no scientific bullshit straight to the point of the matter test each on lug nuts get this man a 12 pack on me
The Hilti is construction grade and couldn't remove the lug is very surprising
I’m just stuck with my impact wrench 😂
You mean the proper tool for the job? This video is fake af
My electric Ingersoll rand 1/2 inch impact or my electric snap on
Depends on the size of the battery also. Makita, Milwaukee are my favorites
Milwaukee , hikoki for sure ..own a little milwaukee & hikoki tools for collection..never disappointed me
What socket adapter is being used for these drivers?
The Battery Amps make a hell of a difference.
Next will you install deck screws with a 1/2" impact wrench? So we can see how the tools that are meant for this task do at the task that these tools are meant for?
I have gen 3 m18. Is what i have.. when i get a good deal i will get the gen 4. Flex looks good to but I'm not switching/buying all new stuff. Also Flex does not have every tool i need.
Metabo HPT for me 👌 hasn't ever let me down even my old Hitachi stuff
I own the Kobalt xtr and it's what I carry in my f250. It has no problem backing out lug nuts on just about anything I need it for. Just my opinion. Check them out
What kind of socket adapter do you use? Ive used my xtr a lot doing stuff like that but by the secind lug I almost always snap the adapter.
@@DmanProductions try the dewalt
While anyone can make a better mousetrap…Milwaukee has been making top tier mousetraps longer than most.
I’ll stick with them.
The HILTI surprised me…granted I’m used to their 1/4 inch impact drivers more specifically for setting screws, but they aren’t cheap tools either way. Figured it would have performed better!
Yea there over priced been saying that for long time
The most expensive ones don't work well.. I go with some unknown brands..😢
That’s ryobi is not the new brushless model 😂
Bro don’t try defend ryobi😂
Thank you.. I was like uhhhh the new hp will buzz off those lugs no issue as it did for me on several occasions in a pinch.
Its a biased video thats why
So where exactly is the link
Bro my Bosch half inch drives takes lug nuts out .. how in the hell I kinda was sad not see it do that lol
This one is a 1/4 Inch i also have the Bosch GDX 18V 200 that Thing opens every lugnut
@@KriegerDelfin24 actually not... the GDR is a litttle stronger than the GDX especially if you use the GDX with 1/2".
Bosch never let an opurturney open to dissapoint.
There sds drills, circular saw and multitool blades are top of the game but there tools are all medicore.
At least 2 to 4 years behind in power or comical big or shaped
None of the links actually work.
Metabo makes good power tools across the board, but they’re a little more expensive than the average DIY person wants to spend.
110$ per tool isn't bad if you have the batteries
@@El_Diablo_LI I was looking for a mid torque impact wrench, and haven’t seen any clearance deals on the Metabo, so I ordered the Ridgid because Home Depot has a great online deal for the kit.
i got a i.pact driver with charger and 2 batteries for 99
@@spedracer55 I wasn’t talking about the impact driver. I was talking about the impact wrench. I haven’t seen the WR36 kit for less than $287, and that’s at Tool Barn.
Gotta shop all the deals Lowes, ACME, Menards and Toolbarn for best Metabo HPT deals
Best bang for your pro tool buck
The question is, which nuts use impact drivers to remove lugs. lol
Also known as, "How to use the wrong tool for the job, x20". The correct answer to "which one would you rather have in your vehicle" is none of them. Use a mid-torque impact *wrench*.
If it works, does it matter?
So use a Gen 4 Milwaukee?!? Gotcha 👌🏾
Yeah, the most suprising part of this video is that people actually buy stubby impact drivers for anything other than framing and light work.
Bro the idea of the video is to see which impact drivers can and can’t. Obviously it’s the wrong kind of impact anyone who watches these videos knows
@@plopss they all can because you could bust the nut manually and then zip off the remaining part of the thread with ANY drill or driver. You still need an adapter for that impact driver. No socket just mounts to those drivers except the bosch and it doesn't have the umpph, unless you use the big wrench that comes with your vehicle to break the nut initially.
My HP Ryobi wont take a lug nut off either. Strangely my brushed Ryobi from the starter kit will zip them off with ease.
I was really hoping you were going to try out the Hercules
Man Caver Tools swapped a 1/2" anvil into the M18 Fuel 3rd Gen impact driver body and it made more torque than the M18 Fuel compact impact wrench. That impact driver is a beast, but the Kobalt XTR is the most powerful on the market, as crazy as it sounds.
I love my Milwaukee gen 3
The SID6 from HILTI is not designed to take lug nuts off. That is not the tool for the job.
The SID6 from HILTI is not designed to take lug nuts off. That is not the tool for the job.
Oh wow, a bunch of 1/4” impacts not performing like a 1/2”! 🤯
I just started working at this window and door company, I build the frames and do casement, the company has no brand loyalty so you will see everything from bauer to Hilti. I am a Milwaukee tool guy, but Kobalt, flex, craftsman’s, have really shocked me. With the craftsman it’s not performance which is decent, it’s the feel and the control of driving screws, same with the kobalt.
I’m actually starting to understand being powerful isn’t always good, sometimes control especially with tight tolerances and delicate materials you will enjoys less power and torquey power drills
Huh Hilti couldn’t do it???? Somethings up
Yup and the 840 Dewalt either which is stronger than the 850
That’s because these aren’t designed to remove lug nuts. They’re for driving bolts, and screws. You would buy a 1/2 inch impact for that. These are only 1/4 inch drivers.
I had a Ryobi one plus that had no trouble with lug nuts on my race car, or street cars. That was an impact wrench though, not an impact driver.
I think some of them would have worked if you left them longer. I bought my dad a Bosch Freak, and it is very weak, but it still takes lug nuts off if you wait for about ten seconds.
MY FLEX QUICK EJECT
damn the ridgid octane with 2400in lbs of torque wont work, but the milwaukee 2853-20 with 2000 in lbs did it super easily. wonder what thats about? do you have a real good battery on the milwaukee or was the ridgid battery potentially discharged?
Tripple hammer is super underrated
I like dewalt but the atomic dewalt impact could not remove the lug nuts off my accord.
werent you using a ridgid 1/4" impact? lol
not made for that. lmao... my small low torque sub compact ridgid takes those off all day. lol
I'll go with my makita. Like the look and colour scheme
I see you like the anti theft green
I have the gen4 Milwaukee impact driver and I love it
My ryobi took of lugnuts on a 2009 ranger no problem lmao
A ranger doesn’t require 140 ft pounds of tightening. It only requires 100 ft lbs.
@@MasteringMayhemfrom what I was able to see the Ryobi battery you used is the problem. Funny enough you posted a picture of every other unit with battery but the Ryobi is without battery in picture and it also looks like you covered up the battery at every opportunity. The Ryobi HP line is intended to be used with the HP batteries and for best performance the 6 AH+. The 4 AH also does really good but again it must be used with the HP batteries not regular lithium. I have that Ryobi and I am able to remove lug nuts easily from car and work truck.
Curious if the newer RIDGID R862311B would pass, where the R86039 failed.
I LOVE my Kobalt XTR tools❤️ Thank you Brother for doing this comparison. This answers a question I have had with my own XTR impact driver. You just saved me some money for not having to buy an impact wrench right now. I will get one eventually. But I can reallocate my money for another purchase for now.
God Bless you and the family Brother🙏🏻✝️❤️
Great tools
Make sure to keep extra 1/4 to 1/2 inch adapters they break sometimes. 2 becomes 1 and 1 becomes none. 😂
What do the Porter Cable and Craftsman have in common with brands like Delta and Black & Decker (Dewalt to some degree as well)? Ask an old timer and these were some of THE best tools available...until Stanley got involved and turned them into big box garbage.
Used a Kobalt for over a year before it got stolen. Thing worked great.
Kobalt is slept on so hard. Pretty dang reliable and also powerful. They're not exactly the cheapest one but compared to the tool truck they ACTUALLY do the same job for a fraction of the price
@@TNTHammer agree 100%
For the money kobalt is one of the best ones you can get! I have the Milwaukee I have the DeWalt DCF 900 894 Milwaukee 2767 and then I have the kobalt XTR half inch and it'll do everything that the Milwaukee will do and the DeWalt as well
I agree a have a milwaukee dewalt and kabalt and kobalt is better
So my m12 fuel stubby has more power then these larger 18volt😂. My 12 volt pumps 250 ft lbs. And some of these cant even push 140. Wth. Hows that even an impact....
God, I have never heard of flex tools, but that thing spun that thing off so damn fast !
FLEX has some serious torque and speed. Pro tool for sure.
FLEX is an EGO subsidiary.
Decent tools, limited battery platform.
@@orangdotpng No they aren't, they're a Lowe's brand.
@@ianicus123 That probably has more to do with the fact that the line is less than two years old
Dewalt 850 and 921 is my go to🙌
love my xtr tools
Dude, you got ALL the toys! Interesting demo.....
I’m still adding to the collection. Working on building my tool review social media accounts. Stay tuned 🙂✌️❤️
Those impacts are more for driving in deck screws. Use the 1/2in socket head impacts for lug nuts.
Impact wrench
That is what he used.
@@brandonkelbe no that is an impact driver, an impact wrench is made with a 3/8 or higher square bit, not the 1/4 hex bit. They also are substantially stronger.
Or just use the bar that comes for manually taking off the lugs to crack them and any drill or impact can zip them off. This is a misleading video
Hmm impact DRIVERS are called drivers because thay arcade to drive screws if ya gunna try prove which tool works best atleast use the correct tool which is called an impact wrench... pretty simple really
That Milwaukee 2853 I used for plumbing , never imagined I could take lug nuts off! Lmao
Updated my daily driver to the DeWalt 840, then swapped out a 1/2 hog ring anvil in my 887 and threw it in my truck for light duty impact wrench use, I was pleasantly surprised how much better it performed as a impact wrench vs original configuration. I also have hpt (old) 36v triple hammer, m12 and m18 drivers there great tools and I use them all for different jobs depending on my needs.
I mean this test means nothing. The last dude could of used a 800-1200lb impact wrench to put those on at your tire shop
Low budget strong power
FLEX is winner & I am proudly say I am using it
You definitely cracked those before filming
You robbed the Ryobi by using a regular lithium battery. It needs the HP battery and the 4 ah to get higher performance from it. It does best with 6 ah+ batteries but the HP variety.
My $25 110 AC impact that I bought from harbor freight 10 years ago is a beast my dude
I knew the Craftsman wasn't going to do it because I own it and I tried on my little Japanese car... Womp Womp.
Maybe I'll try it with a 4ah battery, can't imagine it will make much a difference but we'll see.
Chinese VTOMAN takes 'em off, too. $109 with battery, which is also a jump starter. Comes with 4 sockets and cheap enough to keep in your car. Smokes likes a chinese man, too hahaha
Not proud of this but MY Porter Cable can remove MY lugnuts. Some of us poor guys have to make do...lol
I got the Kobalt ½ 24v had for about 5 years now it's convenient because Kobalt 24v is sold directly by Lowes any problems right back to Lowes only had a problem with a trigger on my 5" angle grinder about a year after I bought it gave me a brand new one no question asked have 13 24v Kobalt tools. For my higher end tools I use more often like my 36v 12" miter saw and cordless saw I go with Makita.
My $35 dollar hyper tough did better than some of these big name impacts!!! I swear
Stop using an impact driver for a impact wrench job
An impact actually designed for doing automotive work.
Kobalt XTR Why wasn’t the Hercules in that?
I stuck with Milwaukee for ever
Metabo HPT is the most under appreciated brand on the planet.
Agreed but I have a table saw from them and its very disappointing. Their 36V recipro saw is an absolute beast though,
I agree that triple hammer is my new favorite driver I absolutely love the feel in my hand
You didn't try Hart, guess you didn't want to shame all those over priced toys.