3/8 in. Drive Impact Screwdriver Set (7-Piece)

A:  Right means it will apply force in the Right direction or Clockwise, Left = counterclockwise

A:  If you want to loosen a screw, set it on "L"; If you want to tighten, set it on "R". If you're dealing with a screw with reverse (left hand) threads, "L" to tighten, "R" to loosen. The spring on the tool has considerable tension...you can remove the adapter cap & use a vise to adjust the driver.

A:  Yes you can just put in the information at checkout for the gift card.

A:  No

A:  I am not sure, I have not tried it. If I were going to try it on Lugnuts I would try it with the 1/2 drive.

A:  no

A:  I do not believe this will deliver the impact torque required to remove frozen lug nuts. It is designed for use with 3/8" drive sockets and screw driver bits. It is great for loosening frozen screws and bolts. The hammer strike delivers force and a shock both in better setting the screwdriver blade or point and rotationally. This helps prevent damaging the screw head while loosening stuck screws.

A:  One size doesn't fit all here...depends how frozen the nut is. Just be sure to use an impact-rated socket.

A:  No. But you can do same with a socket, breaker bar and a dead-blow hammer. Put socket on the nut with breaker bar, start hammering at the end of the breaker bar handle. A The idea is to apply shocks to the corrosion to break away to let the nut loose. A regular hammer will also do instead of a dead-blow hammer, but regular hammer will bounce back that can hit you back if you are not careful.

A:  Yes, this tool is strong enough to remove frozen lug nuts.

A:  I do not think so. It is for frozen screws. I would use WD40 and a breaker bar for frozen lug nuts.

A:  It doesn’t turn, it mess up my rotors. I took it to Honda dealer to unlock & change the rotors...cost me more money.

A:  It locks into either clockwise or counter clockwise and of course that’s the entire purpose of this tool...turn when you strike it. Great for the most stubborn screws, nuts including lug nuts.

A:  No. It just has arrows

A:  no

A:  No. I'd get a large regular flathead for that.