Ingersoll Rand 2235TiMAX 1/2” Drive Air Impact Wrench – Lightweight 4.6 lb Design, Powerful Torque Output Up to 1,350 ft-lbs, Titanium Hammer Case, Max Control, Gray

It is hard to beat a quality impact wrench. I cant say enough good things about this one. My old one had just enough torque to remove a lawn mower blade. This guy EASILY loosens and removes the lug nuts on my F250 that are torqued down to 165ft/lbs.

Used professionally every day, holds up great and is powerful!

This is the best 1/2 inch impact in think on the market. Lots of torque and reliable!!

I used this to break loose the Axle nuts on my Acura RDX, I had an older CP 1/2 impact that could not break it loose.

Probably the best impact gun on the market. Took off the 25 years old wheel hub nut with no issues. Too owerful for regular use.

Extremely powerful Get the job done with less effort Time saver

Lots of power and quieter than my snap on impact i was using!

A lot of power for the price. Very little effort to break lose rusted nuts and bolts. Would recommend this very highly.

Pretty comparable to in class impacts. Its not a super duty 1/2in impact, so its not going to spin off commercial style lugnuts without sweating, but anything automotive it will take care of. In the range, the standard version is about as loud as the snap-on equivalent, but be careful if you get the regular version there is no easy way to add a noise filter. If you want it quieter, buy the quiet version. I have used and abused this thing for about a month now, and it is holding up very well, ive dropped it on the concrete a couple times so far and it doesnt seem to have done anything other than put some scratches of varying depth into the various parts of the case. It fell on a caliper bracket that put a decent gash in the top of the composite body, but it hasnt done anything adverse to the gun. The trigger is very smooth, its easy to modulate for taking plastic lugnut covers off, but easy to go right to pulling lugs off a F-550. One drawback is the forward/reverse select, it sometimes gets bumped by your hand when picking it up from certain angles and can cause it to sit halfway between the two. When it does this, it will feel like it has no power to do anything, and at a glance, its difficult to tell if its fully engaged in the direction. If you have problems with power, make sure the forward/reverse lever is fully depressed. The tool boot also doesnt fit very well.

Great strong, the best, strongest for its size, at work we have heavy bigger guns and high cost... not better