Ryobi Impact Wrench Lug Nut Test | Unboxing P262 1/2" | 6.0 Ah HP Battery
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Today I am unboxing and testing the all new Ryobi P262 1/2" 4 mode Impact Wrench. This unit Delivers up to 600 ft-lbs. of Breakaway Torque and 450 ft-lbs. of Fastening Torque. I test it removing the lugs from my tire in all 4 modes to see how each perform.
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If you use a deep socket, the extra weight of the socket will make lugnut come off easier. I have the older Ryobi model p261 225 ft lbs fastening and 300 ft lbs breakaway is enough for my hone auto needs. Cheers!
My concern is. Better storage for your trunk. Will battery with stand cold and hot. I know to check on it periodically
@@bgood213keep the battery somewhere a little less cold or hot and problem solved
Im a VW dealer tech, been using this impact daily for over 2 years. Only failure was the LED lights in front but that is due to me abusing it and throwing it around in my cart. Performs and just as reliable as the "professional" high dollar impacts if not lasts longer. You cant beat it at this price point. For the $160 i paid for the tool, Id buy this again when it does breakdown
That’s a good point. If it costs half as much and lasts 3/4 as long, that’s a win.
Home Depot has this model on sale right now for only $199 with a battery, charger and a deep socket wrench set. If I had this last week in my car, it would of saved me over an hour of being on the side of the road with a lug nut that refused to come loose. I`ll be buying mine before the year is up.
I only see the tool only for $189 as a "special buy". hmmmm
Currently on sale as part of ryobi days sale. Get the 3 hp batteries 2, 4, and 6ah with charger and bag for 200. There are other tools to choose as well. Then at the check out it will take add'l off depending on tier and what other qualifying items you have. For me it wiped out the 25 dollar 18v ryobi fan. Very happy.
@@JAERepair Yes, that package came out about a month ago. I think there`s another bundle option they also have on sale.
Its handy too because it works with the wheel in the air too.. i used to have to hand crack the lugs loose before jacking up my car.
Bought the p262, love the auto mode
Thanks for the demo, but yeah, we wanted to see you put them back on
This is the 1st and only time I've seen Ryobi's newest 1/2" impact wrench tested. It's not hard to find Ryobi's old, brushed motor, lower/midrange torque 1/2" impacts test against tools that easily outclass them. I have zero brand loyalty but I do have a lot of Ryobi battery power tools and Ryobi batteries to go with them, a charger at home and work.
I certainly wouldn't want you to come out of pocket $4,000 to test all these high class impact brands just to give the Ryobi a fair shake.
It's probably just-a-tick below the BigBoyz for 1/2 the price. Typical for the Ryobi line. What doesn't impress me about some of the other channels out there is lack of honest comparison. If these other channels that have better sponsorship than you can get, aren't going compare old brushed motor designs with the new brushless design of same brand so that we can see how much better their new brushless designs are.
Just finished watching a video that was 9 months old that still tested the brushed Ryobi impact gun against competition when this more comparable model has been out for over a year, and they totally left it alone. That alone is enough to drive me back to Ryobi.
well said. im going to buy because im already invested in ryobi.
The Torque Test Channel has recently tested this Ryobi. Their testing procedures seem to be pretty valid and unbiased.
You might want to give it a look. 😁
@@michaellinner7772 yuuuuup
Beautiful scenery, thanks for the lens
I’m subscribing to your channel Sir
Great 👍🏻 video demonstration
I will be soon buying one ☝️ of this tools they really come in handy when it comes to removed lug nuts 😎😎👍🏻
Thank you! It sure is a handy tool. I take mine with me while traveling as well.
i have one from usa to serbia. very good Tool.
its not automatic mode its auto mode ...like cars nd stuf so when you take something off it just brakes it loose and stops after that and then when you tighten it only tightens till it starts to impact then you need to use a torque wrench to do the rest so you get the corect spec and dont over torque everything
Didn't know if to get the 261 or 262. Just bought the 262 fuck it. A bit more but has more power and the auto mode.
It’s a beast
getting mines today to change my struts at home.
Nice! You are going to love it.
I would break lugs loose while the tires are on the ground if your lugs are not solid and have some casing on them. I ruined a lug because it has that crap casing on it.
I purchased my ryobi impact wrench with a circular saw and a 2 amps battery from the pawnshop for 54 $ dollars and they are almost new i already have the charger and 3 more batteries lol
Wow, that's a great deal you got. How do you like the circular saw?
I've been considering getting torque sticks for mine. I'm afraid of the possibility of shearing a lug off.
Idk how unlikely that is, but on its highest setting this thing can definitely pack a punch.
that thing will not break your studs. even the high torque Milwaukee guns won't break a stud off without impacting for a long time, you will be fine. just use it to take them off, then use a torque wrench to tighten them back on, torque sticks are a waste of money. IMH
The auto setting on this is designed to STOP as soon as it feels the nut is tight/loose so you can't over tighten a bolt, or have it go shooting across the floor when you are loosening them
@@lifewaidan7517 they do destroy lugnuts.
Thank you !
Your welcome!
You need thinner wall sockets. That socket was scraping the wheel as it turned.
It might look that way, but there is a slight gap between the socket and the wheel. It doesn't rub it at all. I believe most, if not all impact sockets are this thick.
@@DeanoOutDoors what about all that light colored residue on the outside of the socket on the last lug nut you removed.
I have standard impact sockets and thin wall impact sockets. I have meticulous customers. 🤷🏻♂️
I see what you are saying. It looks like the wheel did rub on that last lug nut, maybe because I had the car jacked up, it looks like it rubbed when the tire came loose and wobbled. Thanks for pointing that out.
thanks again!! :)
Sure thing 👍
Do you think 1.5 Amp battery would be ok for this? Thank you!!! Im saving money to buy it now.
I would recommend using Ryobi’s HP series battery. They provide more power. I did a test with an ice auger using the standard versus the HP. With the standard battery the drill would cut out versus the HP would drill strait thru the ice. If your not removing large lugs or bolts you should be okay with that battery.
@@DeanoOutDoors good to know, thanks again.
That’s awesome
I just ordered the ryobi 3 batteries deal with free 1/2 impact wrench brushless for $218 after tax did i get a great deal ?
Yes, I’d say so. I see they have a special running right now. Great job!
Very cool. I think I will buy one.
😂Note he avoided putting the lug nuts on. Without tearing the lugs out Out
Hi I bought the same tool. is there a reducer that will fit the head of this impact wrench. The head is bigger than a 1/2 inch drive. Help
This unit, Model P262, comes standard with a 1/2" anvil with friction ring for quick socket changes. No need for a reducer.
Yes it's a tight fit I figured it out. Love this impact. Works amazing especially if the more powerful battery is used with it.
Great Video 👍
Thank you!
Great tool
How much did it cost for the drill and battery
I got the set for $275, watch for sales.
Can you show the torgue before removing the lug nuts
Yeah, I should had done that in the video. Will keep that in mind for future vids. Thanks!
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great review
Thank you!
@@DeanoOutDoors do you find that Ryobi is a good reliable brand, would you recommend them?
Absolutely, I have over ten different Ryobi tools and love everyone of them. If you want the best performance from them, be sure and use their HP batteries.
Cordless is the way to go. I was finally successful to pull my in law from air lines and cords.
sweet, I just pickup up 4 of these for a sweet deal of $210 for all 4, no battery or charger
Sweet deal!!
@1:05 What do you mean by communicate to the gun, amperage or just a signal? Because I just ordered yesterday a generic 6.0 battery and it doesn't have the extra tabs. I just need it to remove 19mm lug nuts. Thanks.
Yeah, the HP batteries will deliver greater power and be more efficient then the standard One + batteries.
Will the battery last long enough to change all four tires, thanks great video!
Your welcome! Oh yeah, for sure. You could probably change a couple vehicles tires if your using the 6ah HP battery.
@@DeanoOutDoors thanks👍👍
💯👍Welp, I'm sold, one is on its way to me... ni e review.
Awesome! Definitely a must have tool to make the job easier.
Great video! How are you liking this impact after owning? I've been really looking into picking one up for home use.
Thank you! I'm really enjoying it. I have it paired with the 6ah. HP battery and this impact has plenty of torque. The fact that you can take it anywhere, without having to carry an air compressor is what sold me on it.
@@DeanoOutDoors Thank you for the feedback! I bet it feels awesome not having to start up the ole compressor. I'm going to pick this up! Thanks again!
I purchased this tool, also paired with an hp battery. The higher powered battery is how you get close to the advertised 600 ft lbs. But I am a mechanic, and I didn't want to spend the 300+ dollars for the overpowered milwaukee. So I picked this up. It works great and maybe twice since I have owned it has it been unable to loosen 38mm or larger bolts.
3/4 drive and 1" drive is needed for larger bolts. 1/2 drive can't handle those fasteners.
@@wmc128 I bought this tool but can't seem to find a socket that goes on it.
what ft lbs did you torque the wheels to? before removing the lugs
80ft pounds.
Would like to know if it will do 100 ft lbs torque as thats what my lug need needs
It will have no problem with 100ft lbs. As long as you are using the HP battery.
@@DeanoOutDoors thanks then I need one of these for when I do my breaks for for a flat tire. My dad got a dewalt impact driver which I know is different but it will not do 100 ft lbs torque so thanks alot for commenting back.
What did you torque your wheel nuts down to before testing the Ryobi?
The recommended Specs of 80ft lbs.
@@DeanoOutDoors @Deano OutDoors I was curious because I saw Project Farm test a bunch of impact wrenches on over torqued pickup truck lug nuts and some got them off and some didn't. My brother has a Rigid that's not powerful enough to remove his Hyundai's lug nuts. I want one that will definitely work on lug nuts.
Ryobi claims 600ft-lbs. breakaway torque with this model though I have not tested it. They now have an even stronger 1/2" Impact at 1,170 ft-lbs of breakaway torque model PBLIW01 . This should be plenty of torque.
P262 is a mid Torque and it will loosen any car bolts and nuts for the project and the 1000+Tq ur talking about is a high torque model and u dont always need high torque for cars
We had a ryobi p61 it would not remove the wheels on the Crown vic. The wheels were on for two years. Tool kept shutting down. We got annoyed with it and promptly pitched it in the lake.
I have many Ryobi tools, but they run on the 18 volt 4ah batteries. Will this impact wrench be able to run on those batteries? Thx.
Yes, you can use your 4ah batteries. I’ve used them in the past to rotate tires on my vehicle. The HP batteries are just a little better overall performance and won’t cutout and will handle more torque. If you’re going to be trying to loosen larger heavier torqued bolts, then the 6ah HP is a must.
@@DeanoOutDoorsI found your video to literally find out this answer. I have a slightly older Ryobi 18V One+ 4Ah battery pack and was thinking about buying this 262 model impact just for the occasional tire/brake work. So you think if I just buy the “tool only” pack that will be fine with the 4Ah batteries for light/occasional auto use?
Yes, the 4ah battery will perform just fine for light duty work. The HP batteries are not necessary, but they will work a little better overall.
@@DeanoOutDoors Awesome! Thank you so much for the quick reply! Doing the brakes in a few days so I need to make a decision soon. Thanks again!
Does it have too much torque to tighten the lug nuts?
You can install your lugs with it, just stop as soon as it starts to torque, but I recommend using a torque wrench for final tightening.
This impact wrench destroys my lugnuts .
Ama use manual method again hate to have rusty or warp lugnuts.
Sounds like you are using incorrect sockets if your lugs are getting wrecked. I’ve had no issues with my lugs and I switch out from summer to winter tires twice a year.
Are you from Minnesota?
Close, Wisconsin..
can someone tell me whats the benefit of auto?
Auto mode will allow the impact wrench to stop as soon as there’s no resistance, this will in turn keep your lugs from getting stripped.
How is this held up over time? I just bought one today.
So far it's been great. Be sure to use the HP battery with this. That's how you'll get the extra torque.
@@DeanoOutDoors awesome. I’m actually taking it back today but I’m going to buy it again. I found out at Home Depot if you buy it with another tool or batteries you get $60 off both of them, so instead of $170 for the tool and 174 the 24 amp hour HD batteries I can get bowl for $219. Lol. I got it because it was Ryobi and uses the one plus battery system and I already have those but I don’t have the HD batteries but I’m going back today and will get two of those. I’ve been watching a couple videos and I think it’s a good option for me. I’ve never used an impact except on big stuff with air tools but usually I just use ratchets and I tried it on a couple of the tough bolts I need to do yesterday and they just popped right off like it was nothing, this is going to save me a ton of effort.
@@DeanoOutDoors Which one? I have the 4ah battery.
Any Ryobi HP 18v batteries will work just fine. Larger ah will just give you more run time.
I had this 262 in my hand and the high tourqe impact. I said to myself well for 40 bucks more why would I buy this and not the high torque model with double the tourque of this one and very close in size and weight. Ryobi really needs to have a buyback discount or plan. They keep coming out with new models that exceeds the last making the 261 and 262 obsolete. I have the p261 which is now useless.
Yeah, I seen that. Shortly after I purchased the P262 they released a newer model. Just like everything else out there, it's constantly being updated. That's marketing, that way they can continue to sell product. But the P262 is a really great impact, I can't complain.
lol “buyback program” for a DIY targeted product
Help me decide guys, I’m between the the P262 and the new high torque, both available for the same price, I want to lean towards the 262 because it’s not over kill and is lighter and a bit smaller. Would you guys without a thought buy the new version or is the 262 better for being smaller
I really enjoy the P262. And paired with the HP battery, it has plenty of torque for my purposes. It all depends on your own situation in the end.
@@cousin_JACK I think if I was to do it again I would choose the 262 for the mechanical work I do with cars. It’s lighter and less bulkier. I also feel with the higher tourqe model you don’t get a sense of control and feeling. Just my 2 cents
What type of jack was that under your car?
It is the Pittsburgh Automotive 3 Ton Ultra Low Profile amzn.to/3jcjmVg Thanks for viewing!
@@DeanoOutDoors Thank you
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AUTOMATIC MODE. DEFAULT.
Down voted. You didn't even put the lug nuts on. What's the point if you're not going to put lug nuts on.
Sorry to hear that. I don’t like installing lugs with an impact wrench. I prefer to install them by hand so they don’t get cross threaded.
@@DeanoOutDoors I can't fault that, though I do it after about 5 rotations, then only at low speed. Especially since I want them hand tight until I set car on ground.
Then Ryobi is spec for about 150 ft-lb tightening but at best won't get anywhere near there (i got 80 ft-lb with a new 3 Ah battery). But turn wise, close enough to finish with torque wrench.
What was the lugs torqued to?
I torqued them down to 80ft lb. Before this test.
Are you Canadian?
Lol, No but people often ask me that der eh.