Let’s be honest—nothing feels worse than having a favorite power tool go kaput in the middle of a job. Your trusty drill or impact wrench has been through a lot with you, and now it’s making a sound that can only be described as...not good.

One of the most common—and costly—surprises for tool owners is discovering their warranty doesn’t cover certain types of damage. Here we break down exactly what is and isn’t covered under air tool warranties, the reasons behind those exclusions, and how to keep your tools out of the repair shop and on the job.

You’ve got your trusty pneumatic impact wrench in hand, ready to rip off a stubborn bolt. You hit the trigger, hear a clunk… and suddenly, nothing.

Digital torque wrenches are high-tech marvels, but when things go sideways, they can be tricky to diagnose. Before you toss it back in the toolbox in frustration (or worse — torque your lug nuts wrong), let’s walk through why your digital torque wrench might be giving bad readings… and how to fix it.

A torque wrench is an essential tool for applying precise torque to fasteners, but like any tool, it can wear out or malfunction over time.

A torque wrench is a precision tool, but over time, even the best ones lose accuracy. Here are some key warning signs that it’s time for a professional calibration.