Cordless power tools keep getting better, but they're still a few rungs away from matching the raw torque of pneumatic impact wrenches. That iconic brr-BRR that rings out from tire shops and NASCAR ...

Professional and amateur mechanics alike make use of impact wrenches to make jobs go more easily. One of our veteran ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Impact wrenches aren’t just made for professionals and if you plan on doing routine work on your car, investing ...

Air impact wrenches are neither complicated nor difficult to use, so there’s no reason amateur mechanics shouldn’t have one ...

Moving from hand and power tools to air tools is a big step for any home mechanic. They’re expensive—especially the better brands—but never having to fight with a lug nut or rusted fastener makes it ...

If you've ever been wandering the aisles in Harbor Freight and checking out the impact wrenches on offer, then you might have noticed a brand called Earthquake XT. This brand isn't as thoroughly ...

Impact wrenches are pretty simple tools, and most of us use them every time we step foot in the garage. Often on a daily basis. But they aren’t so simple that you can hand them to a total novice ...

Ingersoll Rand's 2922 Series Pneumatic Impact Wrenches are designed for heavy-duty applications in construction worksites. Available in ¾-in. and 1-in. models, the hand tools generate 2,000-ft.-lbs.

Historically, impact wrenches were predominantly pneumatic and required investing in an air compressor. But these days, improvements in battery-powered impact wrench technology makes them a viable—and ...

Mechanics and gearheads know that if you want to tinker with your car, you need the right tools for the job. If you want to get the most enjoyment (and the least frustration) out of fixing up your car ...