can it remove wheel lugs off a vehical
182692
Absolutely - I bought this for my son who works at a tire shop & is in automotive tech school. He loves it & the battery last a long time
1924730
What is your lug pattern ? It will or should tell you if the wheels are compatible
123629
Although it is powerful enough for household jobs, it does not have the torque for lug nuts - plus its life will be greatly shortened by using it for so demanding a task. The torque with a fully charged battery is barely enough to safely tighten lug nuts on small cars. Larger cars and pickups need almost twice the torque. Removal is another story - three (3) to five(5) times the torque is needed to remove lug nuts, more if they are rusty. Do not use this tool for lug nuts.
1889054
Sorry, don't remover as it was purchased several years ago. The wheel as heals up very well, no problems.
601773
Yes they could take off the wheel Replace it and steal your car. Most thieves would pick an easier target.
1861853
It probably could, but you'd go through batteries pretty quick. That's really not what it was designed for. Pneumatic or electric impact wrenches are specifically designed for removing and installing wheel lug nuts.
1989028
no you dont use locking nut on wheels. If it is for off road use and you want to, you could use a little RTV silicon on each lug. after you take off make sure to take a wire brush and remove all old silicon before re install. Dana
1338967
No, just pop them on. It's just a wheel cover that snaps onto your tire. You can leave your tires original lug nuts on when you go to snap these on.
1776827
The wheel spacers come with nuts to hold the spacer to the original wheel hub. The spacer has lugs on which the wheel is installed. The original lug nuts would be used to reinstall the wheel on the wheel spacers. So yes.
415724
It can be that is what I bought it for, Mostly depends how tight you put them on. If I use my Air impact it wont take them off. But put them on with it, it will take them off. I use this on my 4x4 Offroad rig, I have 8 lugs per wheel on fine thread and was not about to use a 4-way to remove them. I also use it daily for other chores, driving lag bolts into 4x4 and 4x6 when building my privacy fence, my kids play house, out buildings, any place I can use it instead of a rachet.
224265
No, you need to buy a set of locking nuts. Which is one per wheel, thus 5 lugs, 5 nuts.
557896
You need the appropriate tool to remove this or to remove one if there is already one on the wheel you are looking to put this on.It will self-tighten once placed on the wheel.
107203
You have to use an allen wrench and take off the back wheel. There is a tutorial on You tube on how to remove it. I hope that helps
2179681
The Wheels where put in so they got to come out. Use a flat screw driver to pry out.
664820
In my opinion no. I ended up grabbing a 20 volt lithium dewalt that works great on lug nuts. Its the one with 3 led lights built in. I bought it localy at a pawn shop in the sealed box for $80.
1624078
Yes! It will chew on the bolt for a second or two but as long as the lugs are not ridiculously torqued down you should be able to. I have taken lugs torqued to around 100 ft/lbs and it chewed on them for a second but it took all six off no problem! I highly recommend it!!
542045
It will remove the lug nuts from MY car which are torqued to the proper 58 lb/ft. If some idiot from a tire change place put them on with his 400 lb/ft. impact wrench, probably not!