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Reviews (5)
May 22, 2023
Not 65ft lbs. Really weak. Get something better.
65ft lbs is misleading and I can't believe it is advertizing that. You think it will move a lock nut off the bolt but you open the user manual and it states 65ft lbs / 88 nm Max tightening torque. It is low price but not worth it if you looking for actual speed or realistic tightening. It even just quits and random whenever it wants halfway on the bolt with a normal nylon lock nut. I bought it to install a bunch of fence bolts and it was slower than I could imagine. Better to use a 1/4 in hex adapter to socket in the much much faster impact driver. Later I found this tool compared to others on the Torque Test Channel and this tool was the last place, slowest working, worst score loser. Look for that influencer movie channel and watch the whole competition before you buy this tool.
I took it to the shop and tried on the torque test tool with fully charged battery. Maybe not even 20ft lbs in tightening direction.
Jul 06, 2020
Ok, for hobby or helping friends. Teeth started skipping after 7 months part time in shop selling only tires.
used in a semi busy shop by only one worker part time. after 7 months it skips threads. The teeth in the wingnut let go. the button is a bit hard to press too, although it does work and plastic is durable. Also cannot understand the use of the small ring. It has a strange shape and does not seem better than just using the metal against the cone when necessary to mount the wheel with the cone on the outside. Would only recommend this to someone balancing just a few tires a month. If it had to go all day against 12-24 tires it will wear out in a month or two.
Jul 14, 2020
works for 1995 GMC truck
bought this because it is known as one tool that can read input from 1995 GMC trucks as they changed from OBD1 to ODB2. It does give codes and some other information to see the numbers as the vehicle is running.