Battery powered impacts

[Diamond S]

Can somebody school me on these? Are they worth it, stay with air, get a 120 volt, 3/8 or 1/2. I don't use one much, and mostly just for changing mower blades and maybe the changing a flat or tires on the ranger.

[TexasBob]

In for discussion. Been looking at 20v for portability but not sure I want to spend the $$. Batteries may go bad before I use it enough to justify.

[Slickrick]

I have a Dewalt I keep in my truck for flats or whatever and it works great. Stronger than I thought it would be.

[jtr]

I have the Milwaukee and love it. Have the grinder as well so they share the same battery. No issues in battery life so far.

[sideways]

The Milwaukee will remove lugs from a motorhome its a beast


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[justindiehl7]

Love my dewalt, plenty powerful... no need for an air impact


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[Bowtech38]

For the money the 1/2 from lowes, 24 volt impact is awesome i use it daily at work on tractor and skidsteers.

[WItoTX]

Lot's of guys at the track use them, all love them. I am looking at the Milwaukee just for swapping track rims.

[diamond10x]

Milwaukee 1/2”. The bomb and comes in handy often and saves a lot of time.

[Passafist]

We use the Dewalts at work and they perform well enough for occasional use

[twosixteens]

I have a Ryobi 18 volt I have been pretty impressed with rotated tires and put shocks on with it a few weeks ago them shock bolts were tight

[Walker]

My son has a Milwaukee 1/2 inch and it's a beast. 700 ft/lbs or some such.

[PYBUCK]

I have a 20V Dewalt. Awesome. Use it on my 2500HD Ram, skid steer and dump trailer. Use a tire tool just once on them and you will get a Dewalt too.

[DJM]

My Technicians use them daily....Snap On brand mostl

DJ

[Txhuntr2]

Dewalt 3/8 drive 20volt for occasional auto work, lug nuts, etc. I am very happy with it.