Is the W7252 worth it over a mid-torque wrench?

If you regularly remove rusted lug nuts, suspension bolts or A490 structural bolts, the 1,500 ft-lb rating saves time. For light automotive work, a lighter mid-torque wrench is easier to handle and costs less.

Does it come with a battery?

No. It is sold as a bare tool, so you need a 20V Ingersoll Rand BL2022 battery and charger unless you already own them.

How does it compare with the W7152?

The W7252 is the higher-torque 1/2-inch model at 1,500 ft-lb. The W7152 is smaller and lighter, which suits general automotive work better.

What size sockets does it take?

It has a 1/2-inch square friction-ring drive, so use standard 1/2-inch impact sockets. The friction ring holds sockets without a pin.

When is the price lowest?

Cordless tool prices often dip during holiday sales and when a new model is released. Track the price history before buying, since the current best is $432.96 at Flexible Assembly Systems as of November 4, 2026.