900 Ft-lbs Cordless Impact Wrench, 1/2 Inch Impact Gun Compatible DeWALT 20V MAX Battery, Brushless Constant High Torque Impact Driver with 3 Speed, Tool Only (No Battery Included)
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Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
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- Compatible with DeWalt 20V Batteries: ReliaRoads 1/2 inch cordless impact wrench is designed for DeWalt 20V MAX battery systems (BATTERY & CHARGER NOT INCLUDED). Enjoy wireless freedom for automotive repairs, construction projects, or outdoor tasks
- 900 Ft-lbs Power: Tackle stubborn bolts effortlessly with the 900 ft-lbs high torque impact gun. Engineered for car tire removal, machinery maintenance, and industrial repairs
- Constant Torque Technology: Engineered with advanced motor control, this 1/2" impact wrench maintains full torque output even when paired with 2.0Ah DeWalt batteries. No drop-off in performance during critical applicationsperfect for precision tasks requiring sustained power delivery
- Brushless Motor and 3-Speed Mode: Delivers 60% longer runtime and reduced heat generation. Switch between 3-speed modes (450-650-900 ft-lbs) for precise controlideal for delicate fasteners or high-torque demands
- User-friendly Design: Built-in LED illuminates dark workspaces, while the 1/2-inch hog ring anvil allows quick socket changes. The ergonomic anti-slip grip reduces fatigue during extended use
Color: Black
Brand: ReliaRoads
Material: Alloy Steel
Item Length: 0.5 Inches
Item Weight: 2.22 Kilograms
Color: Black
Brand: ReliaRoads
Material: Alloy Steel
Item Length: 0.5 Inches
Item Weight: 2.22 Kilograms
Head Style: Hog Ring
Finish Type: Polished
Manufacturer: ReliaRoads
Item Weight: 4.88 pounds
Item model number: RCIW-20
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
Finish: Polished
Included Components: impact wrench
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: October 12, 2024
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Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
Some of these lesser-known-brand tools feel like a toy. Not that it matters necessarily. I bought a very budget-friendly cordless power washer in banana yellow here on Amazon that feels like it's about to fall apart at any moment, but it doesn't... and that thing sprays like crazy! Anyone I show it to immediately wants one. But still, there's just something about a quality-made tool. The little things, like how fast it comes to a stop and the smoothness of the action matters to us guys. Well, don't fret; I was quite impressed by the solid feel and smooth and deliberate motion of this tool. There's nothing jerky about it, no play, none of that. It feels like it was actually designed by someone who cares, yanno? The only impacts I have any experience with to compare this to are on opposite ends of the spectrum. I have the DeWalt DCF887 and the mighty DCF961. This impact falls pretty much exactly in the center between those two. For a quick review of these tools, the torque specs are like this: DCF887 - 150 ft-lbs Reliaroads - 900 ft-lbs DCF961 - 1,900 ft-lbs Why buy this if I have the king of impact wrenches? Several reasons, actually... 1. This impact weighs a third of what the 961 weighs. With a 9Ah FlexVolt battery, the 961 is almost 13 lbs! If that doesn't sound like a lot, try holding that straight out at full arm extension for 5 minutes. I guarantee you can't do it! 2. It costs a small fraction of the 961 too. So if a task doesn't need ungodly torque, I'd rather put the wear on this than that. It's just economics. 3. I can keep this in my truck and not cry if it gets stolen or damaged. 4. If you're looking to get an impact for roadside emergency purposes because you know what a joke it can be to remove a stubborn lug nut with a tire tool, this is all you need. One other point I noted about this tool is that the manual only specified the breakaway torque (reverse) for each of the three gears. It doesn't mention the fastening torque (forward). On the 961, the two are wildly different. So I wrote the company, and they replied within 24 hours. They said that the fastening torque is 85% of the breakaway torque values, which I understand to be pretty typical. So just multiply the breakaway torque for each gear by 0.85 and that's your fastening torque. So far, in my limited experimentation with the tool, I have no cause to doubt that. Testing, I happened to have an old axle with a serviceable axle nut on it to play with, so I grabbed a 32mm impact socket and used the 961 (in LOW gear) to fasten that sucker on there at 500 ft-lbs. The Reliaroads (in HIGH gear) hammered at it for maybe 2 seconds before spinning it off. For any kind of roadside service on a vehicle less than 10 years old, that's gonna get ya done! [ FYI: I used a 9Ah FlexVolt battery on the 961 and a compact 4Ah on the Reliaroads (both DeWalt branded). So, I highly recommend the newer 4Ah DeWalt batteries (that aren't just a stack of 18650's) for maximum power-to-weight ratio. I didn't repeat the test with the gigantic 9Ah battery on the Reliaroads, but there really isn't much room for improvement anyway. ]
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Adam T
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
Used a few times and haven't had a problem yet. Level 2 definitely had some torque because its all I barely hit to impact. With one real hit of the tightening i was easily 80-100ft lbs over where needed. So had to back off and not use level 2. Bought it to pound a socket on my exhaust nuts and just use this to bust them all off. With power i have seen it should snap them like a toothpick on 3.... how tight you need it cause its gonna be on there!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by AIRFENCE86
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
WELL, I TOOK A CHANCE ON THIS ONE.HAVE A DEWALT AND A MILWAUKEE IMPACT WRENCH/HAMMER DRILL.THESE NAME BRAND TOOLS WORK GREAT.VERY STRONG AND RELIABLE.BUT WITH RELIA ROADS AT SUCH A GOOD PRICE I THOUGHT MAYBE I WOULD BUY THIS AND KEEP IN ONE OF THE TRUCKS OR TRACTOR.WELL, I BOUGHT IT --IT CAME QUICK(THANKS AMAZON PRIME} AND I STARTED USING IT. WOW! WAS I SUPRISED AND HAPPY ON THIS ONE.USES DEWALT BATTERYS AND RIPS NUTS OFF LIKE 60.EVEN THE RUSTY ONES.AND AFTER 50 YEARS IN ALASKA I HAVE PLENTY OF NASTY RUSTY ONES TO DEAL WITH. I AM AMAZED. AND DELIGHTED.WHAT A DEAL. I AM SURE GLAD I JUMPED ON THIS AND ON SALE TO BOOT.KEEP EM COMING BOYS.!!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025 by PAUL P. BUCKNER
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
My jaw dropped. This thing actually removed the axle bolt on my daughter's 2007 Lexus ES350. This thing torque at 207 ft lbs. Unbelievable! I thought i would finally get a battery impact drill just to add to my tool box. Now it's a major accessory to my tool box. Can't believe the price either. Plus this impact works with my Dewalt batteries. 👍 P.S. I don't work for AMAZON or the manufacturer. So don't trip.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by Donald Hughes
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
Bought this to help with removing rusty bolts on an exhaust tailpipe. It did not work. The bolts were too far gone. However it does work well on removing my wheel lug nuts. When changing a tire by hand you have to start it on the ground and loosen them up then raise the car. With this all I have to do is raise the car. The tool provides enough torq to remove the nuts. I would recommend that if you use it to put the nuts back on that you double check that it does not over torq the lug nuts. You would hate to be on the side of the road not able to remove the nuts when doing it by hand.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2025 by ReviewsByPaul
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
Sometimes you just need an impact wrench to get the job done. This one worked great, but too early to rate reliability. The big factors was compatibility with a competitive battery. I don’t use battery operated tools a great amount, but it is sure nice to only need one type of battery.
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025 by Cornisking
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
Haven't put it on anything rusty or extremely hard to pull off yet but it pulled my lug nuts right off when my atomic DeWalt impact wouldn't even think about it. This is the small DeWalt not the 3 or 400 dollar one. Can't beat it for 50 bucks
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by Patrick Patrick
Style: 900ft-lbs impact wrench
Honestly I was impressed. I had a bolt that would not budge with a 48” cheater bar but this tool did the trick. Saved me the trouble of lugging a compressor to a remote location.
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2025 by Molly