The Trailer Valet treads are slipping on the ground and not gaining traction. What should I do?

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• The Trailer Valet tires are slipping on the ground and not gaining traction. What should I do?

  For heavy boats, this problem may occur when there is insufficient weight on the tongue and excess weight on the tail. Make sure the tires are firmly planted on the ground. Consider shifting more of the trailer’s weight forward or cleaning debris ...

• The Trailer Valet tires are slipping on the ground and not gaining traction. What should I do?

  For heavy boats, this problem may occur when there is insufficient weight on the tongue and excess weight on the tail. Make sure the tires are firmly planted on the ground. Consider shifting more of the trailer’s weight forward or cleaning debris ...

• Will the Trailer Valet work on dirt, gravel and grass surfaces?

  The RVR can handle packed, uneven terrain. We do not recommend using any of our models on other soft or loose surfaces. The Trailer Valet will not move on sandy, muddy, rocky, or severely bumpy ground. If you are unsure whether or not your surface is ...

• What weight will the trailer valet support?

  The Trailer Valet comes in several makes and models, capable of supporting variable loads. RVR: versions are available for 3,500(TVRVR3), 5,500(TVRVR5), 9,000(TVRVR9), and 12,000(TVRVR12) lbs.

• What happens if you lose control of the trailer?

  The Trailer Valet has an integrated brake which will automatically engage when the motor is stopped. However, the brake works most reliably on flat surfaces. If the unit is at the lowest end of a slope with the nose pointed down, the brake will slow ...