Powerbuilt 1/2" 12V IMPACT WRENCH KT
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Roadside and driveway tire changes are a lot faster, safer and easier with this 12 Volt Lug Nut Impact Wrench. It uses the power of your vehicle battery to generate up to 300 ft. lbs. of torque.That's more than enough to remove the most stubborn lugs nuts, all without breaking a sweat, your back or the bank. Thanks to the 11-foot power cord, you can easily reach all four tires on most vehicles. There's even a built-in LED light to help you with nighttime tire changes.A built-in bubble level helps you keep the wrench horizontal to reduce the chance of rounding off a lug nut. It comes complete with two impact sockets and spare fuses, all packed in a heavy-duty storage case.
- Plugs into 12V cigarette lighter outlet to power wrenchLoosens and tightens vehicle lug nuts without need for lug wrench
- Generates 300 ft-lbs of maximum torque to break loose stubborn bolts
- Built-in LED light for nighttime use
- Extra-long power cord reaches all four wheels on most sedans
- Fits 11/16 in., 3/4 in., 13/16 in. 7/8 in., 17mm, 19mm, 21mm and 22mm lug nuts
- Includes wrench, 2 double-ended lug nut sockets, spare fuses and carry case
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