Which is better for removing truck lug nuts?

The Milwaukee. Its 1,600 ft-lb nut-busting torque is built for rusted and over-tightened fasteners. The Euur's 296 ft-lb is fine for light car work but will struggle on heavy-duty trucks.

Is the Euur worth it as a first impact wrench?

Yes, if your jobs are light. It arrives with two batteries, sockets and bits, so there is nothing else to buy. Just do not expect it to break loose fasteners that a shop tool would.

Do I need to buy a battery for the Milwaukee?

Yes. The listing shows no battery included, so budget for an M18 pack and charger. The 1,600 ft-lb nut-busting figure requires M18 REDLITHIUM FORGE batteries.

Which is easier to use overhead?

The Milwaukee, at 7.5 lb versus 9.9 lb for the Euur. Both get heavier with a battery fitted, so the gap stays in Milwaukee's favor.

Is the Milwaukee worth the extra money?

For regular automotive or shop work, yes. It has roughly four times the torque, four drive modes and a higher rating. For occasional furniture and light repairs, the Euur kit covers more for less.

Does the Euur have a bolt-removal mode?

No. It runs a single 3,000 RPM setting. The Milwaukee's Mode 4 drops RPM once a bolt loosens so fasteners do not fall.

VQJTCVLY Brushless impact driver, 21V Cordless impact wrench 1/2 Inch vs M18 Fuel 3/8-Inch Impact Wrench

Buy the Milwaukee M18 Fuel if you need real torque for lug nuts, suspension bolts or shop work. Buy the Euur VQJTCVLY only if you want a cheap all-in-one starter set with batteries and sockets for light home jobs. The Milwaukee has ranged from $148.99 to $299.00 since October 29, 2026, and the Euur listing gives no price. The Euur's 296 ft-lb rating is far below the Milwaukee's 1,100 ft-lb fastening torque.

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