Can this thing take off lug nuts?
462978
To be honest , I have not tried it yet . Put I'm hoping it will too. I do use it for industrial work as a pipefitter. It does have a good amount of torque . But I ALWAY CHECK MY LUGS WITH A TIRE IRON .
2278304
The wrench works fine, unless the lug nuts/bolts are over torqued, that is when you will ruin the wrench trying to loosen the lug nuts. You need to use a breaker bar first
172807
No it is not big enough for lug nuts but is good for basic mechanic work like valve covers or water pumps.
107579
no. if the lug has been on there for a while or put on and over tighten by a pro impact wrench it will not have the torque. however once you have the lug off you will be able to tighten it or losen it correctly.. good luck.
1474279
This is not designed to do that. It is a great tool for numerous jobs but not for handling the torque on a car lug nut.
2042505
Yes. These lug nuts work perfectly. The only problem I have is that they are big and you can't use a hammer socket with aluminum rims. You have to use a chrome socket.
1933192
Yes, if you have a straight-shank one. Locating the stop hole on the base is a trick but once a stopping pin is inserted and the existing head is spun off in the same direction that it rotates it comes off and one of the included nuts does work.
2165315
Yes it can be removed with a torx bit, but I was able to pull it into the rim without having to do so.
451680
That is not what this tool is designed for. Lug nuts on a car require a 1/2" drive tool with H.D. torque
415727
This can remove properly tightened lug nuts, but it is at its limit doing this and can't compete with air tools. The unfortunate part is many tire shops use an air gun to put wheels back on a car and over-tighten the nuts as the small amount of damage that does to the parts (that is very difficult to discern) is nothing compared to the liability if the nuts come off and the car looses control. An X shaped lug nut tool can be purchased for cheap and used to break loose really tight nuts, and the folding kind are great to keep in the trunk next to the spare tire/jack in case you get a flat as they are easier than the factory tool. This can remove properly tightened lug nuts, but it is at its limit doing this and can't compete with air tools. The unfortunate part is many tire shops use an air gun to put wheels back on a car and over-tighten the nuts as the small amount of damage that does to the parts (that is very difficult to discern) is nothing compared to the liability if the nuts come off and the car looses control. An X shaped lug nut tool can be purchased for cheap and used to break loose really tight nuts, and the folding kind are great to keep in the trunk next to the spare tire/jack in case you get a flat as... » Read More This can remove properly tightened lug nuts, but it is at its limit doing this and can't compete with air tools. The unfortunate part is many tire shops use an air gun to put wheels back on a car and over-tighten the nuts as the small amount of damage that does to the parts (that is very difficult to discern) is nothing compared to the liability if the nuts come off and the car looses control. An X shaped lug nut tool can be purchased for cheap and used to break loose really tight nuts, and the folding kind are great to keep in the trunk next to the spare tire/jack in case you get a flat as they are easier than the factory tool. « Show Less
220891
It depends on the style of lug nuts that you have. I had to buy new lug nuts because mine were too wide to fit inside the holes on the adapters.
2062279
this kit comes with a adapter that fits in a 19mm(3/4") wrench so that it can reach lug nuts inside mag wheel where sockets normaly don't fit ,but to answer the question lug nut takes a 22mm (28/32") wrench
101903
No you cannot. This is a 1/4 in. drive set. Only for small jobs like putting a cabinet together or light work with small bolts. There is not a socket in the kit big enough for a lug nut.
2066097
Yes, it comes with two adapters, in the picture you can see them above the sockets. With that drill in particular, don't plan on taking off a lot of lug nuts. But it should work well for most things. Hope this helps.
1877448
You will need tools. A small cresent wrench or a good pair of pliers. I don't like using pliers they damage the nuts. So I would use the wrench
2116872
A better solution is a breaker bar. This can be used to tighten lugs, but it's much easier with the breaker bar. I had to stand on the bar for it to loosen lugs.
2162666
Remove? Probably. But i wouldnt use it to put the lug nut back on. Not enough torque as the others said. If ur stuck on the side of the road? It would probably work ina pinch. But i wouldnt plan to use it.