- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- Many versions are sold as bare tools, with no battery or charger. Check the listing's contents; if it is bare, you need a DeWalt 20V MAX battery and charger.
- What size sockets does it take?
- Most DeWalt 20V impact wrenches use a 1/2-inch square anvil, which fits standard 1/2-inch impact sockets. Confirm the anvil size on the specific model.
- Can it remove lug nuts?
- Yes, on most cars and light trucks it has enough torque to remove lug nuts. Heavily rusted or over-torqued nuts may still need a breaker bar.
- Is it worth it over a corded impact wrench?
- If you already own DeWalt 20V MAX batteries, the cordless convenience is a clear advantage. A corded wrench can offer more sustained power for shop use but needs an outlet.
- How does it compare with Milwaukee or Makita impact wrenches?
- DeWalt competes closely on torque and build. Milwaukee's M18 and Makita's 18V lines are the main rivals; the best choice often comes down to which battery platform you already own.
- What is the difference between this and an impact driver?
- An impact wrench uses a square anvil for sockets and delivers much higher torque. An impact driver uses a hex chuck for bits and screws and is not meant for lug nuts.
- Where is the Dewalt 20V Cordless Impact Wrench cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $578.57, as of our latest check.