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honestly not really i have a ryobi impact driver that wont remove the wheel nuts I've put on by hand. It wouldnt stand a chance on anything put on my a garage
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Be very careful with impact drivers as they can do Some damage.
Some cars have aluminium nuts with a stainless steel cover (Ford) they become loose with the use of an impact gun and you will loose the cover reducing your nut size by 1-1.5 mm. Mostimes you will find out at the most in-convenient time that your wrench doesn’t fit anymore (roadside) Even my local tyre fitter doesn’t use them anymore they undo the the nuts with a T bar. |
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