https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-2...1000738134
Choose "Select your Free Gift" and get the "3/8-in Drive Impact Wrench".
May have to use Desktop as reports are that wrench is not showing on Mobile website.
Kobalt 24-volt Max Variable Speed Brushless 1/2-in Drive Cordless Impact Wrench (1-Battery Included) [lowes.com]- Kobalt 24-volt max 1/2-in cordless impact wrench comes with a 24-volt max high-capacity Li-ion battery, charger and soft bag
- Highly-efficient brushless motor provides 650-ft-lbs of breakaway torque
- Variable-speed trigger generates 0-1,900-RPM no-load speed and 2,400-IPM for faster application speed
Kobalt 24-volt Max Variable Speed Brushless 3/8-in Drive Cordless Impact Wrench (Tool Only)- The Kobalt 24-volt high efficiency brushless motor generates 180 ft-lbs of torque for effortless tightening and removal of bolts in tight spaces
- Variable-speed trigger provides 0-2,000 RPM for maximum control
$10 (5%) Cashback with a particular portal.
Other free tools to maximize value, if you don't want an impact wrench- Kobalt 3.25-in W 24-Volt Max Handheld Planer ($159)
- Kobalt 24-Volt Max Sliding Switch Brushless Cordless Die Grinder ($149)
M12 is getting all the love today with the Stubby and Right Angle wrench deals. Now you can get both Kobalt equivalents for way cheaper.
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Should be plenty enough unless king Kong uga duggad your nuts
Lowest I've seen the 1/2" is ~$130 and the right-angle ~$66 (after promotion credit). So this is a good price if you need both.
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And it's good for tightening lugs as well?
You should use a torque wrench to properly torque.
I agree with @cooltest487. Once I tightened my son's car with the small impact because it's rated for like 180lbs. I figured it would be enough without over tightening. 2 of his lugnuts worked their way loose while he was driving and his wheel was wobbling. I checked the torque on the remaining ones and it was very low. Like 60ish. Use a torque wrench set to whatever is called for. Usually between 80 and 100 lbs
This is a good deal for both impacts. I have the right angle, gets used a lot when you have the clearance. I don't have this impact, but it was pretty high on my list initially. I scored a good deal on a Bosch instead.
Thanks! Th desktop browser instead of the mobile app worked.