- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- No. It is a bare tool, so you need an 18V One+ battery and charger, which most buyers already own.
- What size drive does it have?
- It uses a 1/2-inch drive, the common size for lug nuts and automotive sockets.
- Is it strong enough for lug nuts?
- Yes for most passenger-car lug nuts, especially with a charged high-capacity pack. Very tight or rusted fasteners may need a breaker bar first.
- How does it compare with the non-HP Ryobi impact wrench?
- The HP version adds a brushless motor, more speed settings and better efficiency. It is the better pick if you already own HP batteries.
- Can it drive lag bolts and deck screws?
- Yes with the right adapter and socket. The multiple speed settings help control driving speed on wood.
- Where is the Ryobi One+ HP PSBIW01B Solo cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $97.02, as of our latest check.