18V ONE+ HP™ Brushless 4 Mode Impact Driver Tool Only (RID18X)

Bits can slip if the tips are very worn or are poor quality. Try inspecting the tip of the Bit to ensure it is not excessively worn. You should also make sure you're using the correct Bit for the fastener. Refer to the fastener packaging for…

Learn how to use Ryobi impact driver bits effectively with this guide on compatibility, insertion, and removal. Discover tips to prevent bit slippage, including selecting the correct hex shank bits, inspecting for wear, and applying proper pressure…

No, you can’t use an Impact Driver on vehicle wheel nuts.

Can’t secure screwdriver Bit in RYOBI Impact Driver Bit holder

While technically they can do similar tasks & look similar in shape, both have their advantages dependant on the task.

Learn how to attach a drill bit to a drill or impact driver, including step-by-step instructions for a Ryobi 18V ONE+ Drill Driver and ¼" hex impact drivers. Follow this easy guide to safely insert, secure, and test your drill bit using a…

Learn how to lock and secure drill bits on a Ryobi 18V ONE+ Impact Driver using the ¼" quick-release hex chuck for fast, tool-free bit changes. Follow this step-by-step guide to safely insert, lock, and test hex-shank bits for secure, reliable…

The 18V ONE+ HP Brushless 4 Mode Impact Driver has four preset driving modes for light screw driving, medium-duty and heavy-duty applications. The A mode allows you to drive in the forward and reverse direction for specialty screw driving.

RYOBI Impact Driver Bit breaks

RYOBI Impact Driver cutting out

RYOBI Impact Driver is not drilling properly

RYOBI Impact Driver lacks power

A RYOBI 18V ONE+ Impact Driver that's stuttering or pulsing when drilling in the reverse direction is normal. Your Impact Driver has an Auto 'A' mode to drive screws when application specific control is required. The 'A'…