My impact wrench just died after 17 or so years of use. It was almost exclusively used for tire swaps (have snow tire sets for 2 vehicles) and rotations for the 3 total vehicles I own. My compressor is on the small side (15 gallon tank, 150 psi, 3.6 c.f. @ 90 psi). I have no idea what the specs were on my old wrench (Iron Force by Campbell Hausfeld). I'm guessing it was only 250 to 300 ft. lbs or so of torque and have no idea what it's air consumption was but it got the job done without to much struggling. Naturally I'd like to get something that will work with my compressor. The lowest air consumption I can find is in the 4 to 4.5 cu. ft. area. Husky has both a full size and a compact at a claimed 4.0 cf of air consumption. Both have adequate torque (800 full size, 500 for compact). I'm assuming these will work for the intended use. Are there any other makes I should consider that have less air consumption and adequate torque for lug nut removal? My budget is to try to keep it to 100.00 or less if possible and under 5lbs in weight as I'm getting up in age. Sorry but I have no interest in going with more battery/cordless tools at this time. I'll stick with air. Thanks.