Hawk Tools 12in. 20v 400Nm Brushless Li-ion Cordless Brushless Rattle Impact Socket Wrench Kit

Having looked at the reviews for several budget impact wrenches, it looked like unless I spent close to £200 I would be getting a nut runner at most, not something that could remove tight bolts. I was therefore a bit dubious of a wrench costing less than half that but I had heard of Hawk before and with 2 Li-ion batteries, 400Nm of torque and a brushless motor I thought it was worth a bash.I've only used it for one job so far but it whipped off the wheel nuts like they hadn't been tightened at all. The same went forthe several other rusted suspension bolts I needed to remove.Time will tell if it will be any good but it seems rugged enough.

I bought this as a present for my brother. He has used it while fixing up his car and has reported only good things. He likes the power the length of the battery life. He hasn't found any bolts that could not be undone with this.

I was doubtful when I ordered this product, brushless motor, 400nm impact, Hmmm, but a friend had one and said if you did not want to use it daily then it would probably be just what I wanted, something to carry in the boot and use on odd occasions. Turns out his recommendation was entirely correct, a right little terror this one is, never going to compare with my snap on stuff of course but for pulling wheel studs and knocking stubborn nut out on general home car repairs it will do for me. Was looking to buy DeWalt but the tight-fisted swine only throw the bodies at you at over inflated prices these days, you want batteries with that Sir, that will be extra, a lot extra, This comes with two and have used it all afternoon on the first battery so very happy with that indeed. Oh the wheel stud thing some have mentioned, it builds up over about a minute so give it a chance and stops the moment it gets free movement, give it another shot and it will spin the stud out.

Great item for the money, however after using it a few times now I’ve discovered that it won’t get all wheel nuts off. Sometimes I have to crack the nuts off with a breaker bar then use the gun. That said it still saves loads of time when it’s raining and your in a hurry. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This item is compact but seems to to well made, I haven’t used it for more than four wheels at a time but it does the job, the first time I tried to remove my car alloys I had to to a breaker bar, but this was only because the nuts where rusty and tightened to a stupid nm of torque!!! The features are great and ideal for the home mechanic, to sum it up a great little impact wrench for the money.

I didn't have high expectations given the low price, but so far I'm highly impressed. I didn't think it would have the power to remove wheel nuts, but it proved me wrong, removing them all with ease. The trigger feels precise, it's comfortable to hold and the torque settings are great to make sure you don't over tighten bolts. The auto stop feature on reverse is a great addition too. It's been used on 5 car jobs so far, no problems. I have recommended this item to several people already. Let's see how it holds up over time..

This does exactly what it says it will but its best suited to smaller fittings or areas where torque isn't so high. It wouldn't take the rear nut off my scooter but then I borrowed a Milwaukie unit (price around £1500) which ripped it off with 1700Nm torque. this unit is £100 puts out 400Nm so will do most jobs - but not all. ive used it on stuff like seized carb fittings, smaller nuts up to 18mm and it works a treat

A little gem for the price. Brushless and 2 batteries included.Great autostop feature prevents high speed spin out after loosening as with air with air guns, feels much more controlled and safer than a breaker bar and spider for routine wheel changes.Took a bit of time to slacken off a 120nm lugnut, expected the 400nm claim to make easier work of it. Perhaps an optimistic torque rating.