16

RVR9 9,000 lb Remote Mover

$4,399.00
$4,399.00

The Trailer Valet RVR9 makes moving heavy trailers effortless with a 9,000 lb towing capacity and 450–900 lb tongue weight range. This upgraded version adds integrated LED lights (white forward / red reverse), updated black plating, and larger traction ridges to help reduce track slip — all at the same price with the same proven performance. Featuring 4 high-torque motors, heavy-duty tracks, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (up to 30 minutes), and a 40 ft wireless remote, the compact RVR9 delivers precise control for RVs, boats, and more.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE RVR9/RVR5/RVR3 HAS A LEAD TIME OF 6-8 WEEKS FROM THE TIME IT IS PURCHASED TO SHIPMENT FROM OUR WAREHOUSE. DELIVERY OF RVR UNITS REQUIRES SIGNATURE UPON DELIVERY.

Free Delivery

Free Delivery

Buy Now, Pay Later

Buy Now, Pay Later

3-Year Warranty

3-Year Warranty

Top Features

The Trailer Valet RVR9 is a remote-controlled electric mover with a 9,000 lb trailer capacity and 450–900 lb tongue weight, making trailer movement effortless.

The mover is connected to the coupler and ball tower, letting you move trailers to and from your hitch with a remote up to 40 ft. for safe, precise maneuvering in tight spots.

The RVR9 has lithium-ion batteries with 30-min runtime. It’s compact, weighing 90 lbs, with four high-torque motors to move most single-axle and some dual-axle trailers.

With rugged caterpillar treads that give you more traction over different surfaces, this mover allows it to push trailers up a 5% grade (never pull them uphill).

Installation system: RVR Ball Tower (2 inch ball or 2 inch ball with 2-5/16 inch ball converter to the coupler)
Fully remote-controlled with 40 ft radius (signal frequency 2.4 GHz)
Aluminum Body for a lightweight design and a lifetime of corrosion resistance
Heavy-duty rubber caterpillar tracks
4 high-torque Planetary Motors to drive both single and dual axle trailers

TECH SPECS

Specifications

SKU: TVRVR9

Hauling Capacity: 9,000 lbs

Max Tongue Weight: 900 lbs

Mounting Type: Ball

Wheel Type: Rubber Tread

Item Net Weight: 91 lbs

Includes: RVR 9 Unit, RVR Ball Tower combo set, 2 inch Hitch Ball, 2-5/16 inch Hitch Ball Converter, Remote, Charger, Spanner Wrench, Coupling Plate

Dimensions

Item Height: 18.4 inches

Item Width: 18.6 inches

Item Depth: 21 inches

Downloads
RVR9 Manual
RVR9 Quickstart Guide

FAQ

HAVE A QUESTION?

You know how they say there's no such thing as a dumb question? Well, they were wrong, but here are some common not-so-dumb ones. Still flummoxed? Contact our customer support.
Contact Us
The RVR can move RVs, boats, and other towable trailers of any size, provided they remain within the weight capacity of the selected model (3,500 lbs, 5,500 lbs, 9,000 lbs, or 12,000 lbs).
Yes. The RVR works with double-axle trailers when weight is properly distributed toward the front. It also attaches to the trailer frame, making it suitable for trailers with batteries, winches, propane tanks, or other tongue-mounted accessories.
Yes, the RVR can handle packed uneven terrain and certain inclines, depending on trailer weight, tongue weight, weight distribution, and surface conditions. It is not recommended for sand, mud, loose gravel, or rocky surfaces.
Yes. The RVR is fully motorized, powered by a lithium-ion battery, and operated via remote control. It offers both standard and fast-speed modes for efficient trailer positioning.
Turn on the RVR using the Start/Stop button and power on the remote by pressing the Forward button. The remote allows forward, reverse, left, and right movement, while the Rabbit button activates fast-speed mode on compatible models.
The battery provides approximately 30–45 minutes of continuous use. The initial charge requires about 12 hours, while regular recharging takes approximately 1 hour.
No. The RVR must be removed before transport. Only the 5X model can be placed into a stow position for travel.
The RVR has an integrated automatic brake that engages when the motor stops. The brake is most effective on level surfaces and helps maintain control during operation.
The RVR comes pre-paired from the factory. If the remote is not responding, ensure both devices are powered on, batteries are charged, and re-pair the units following the pairing procedure. Replace remote batteries if needed.
Perform maintenance every three months by greasing chains and bushings, cleaning the unit, and storing it in a dry location. If traction is poor, check trailer weight distribution, increase tongue weight if necessary, and remove debris from the operating surface.

RELATED PRODUCTS

Overall rating: 4.612903 / 5 from 31 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Summary topics

Review topics: ["fit","problem","trailer","machine","device","solution"].

Review highlights

Reviews

awesome

"i upgraded to a larger size valet. it moves my Snoozy2 trailer with ease!!"

kathy (5/5)

Such a great purchase!!!

"This is one of the best purchases I have ever made! Super easy to use with the remote control. I use it to put away our 24’ bumper pull camper and can easily drive it right into our storage unit. It’s a game changer. My brother and two friends have since bought one because of my experience. Such a great tool to have and anyone, even my wife can use it…and she normally would never have even thought of parking our trailer with the truck. Took just one time to get familiar with it and I’ve been using it for about 4 years now."

Mike R. (5/5)

A work horse

"Wow! This thing is a beast. I used it for the first time in a real tight spot on gravel with a 9,000 pound trailer and it did better than I imagined. It's very sturdy, the battery lasted a long time, it worked even on loose gravel, and I can now park my trailer right up against a berm where a truck couldn't get. Very satisfied."

Wesley (5/5)

RVR9

"The machine is awesome, if you’re thinking it won’t do the job think again. It pulled my Parker 2320 sc with ease. I have a tight drive way and needed to take an almost 90 degree turn with limited radius for a truck and the RVR9 pulled and pushed it with ease. The grade went from cement to grassy dirt. Not a problem. Recommended to my friends with boats, the price was a little sticker shock for them but it solved my problem. Awesome!!!"

James (5/5)

This trailer dolly does what

"This trailer dolly does what it’s supposed to do !!!!! Made my trailer parking in a tight space a breeze"

Edgar C. (5/5)

The best solution for tight spots!

"The most amazing device for moving and positioning trailer. I’ve never pushed it to its’ limits, but have used dozens of times for up to 8000lbs and it’s performed great. Yes, it’s slow but honestly that’s fine. If you need to move long, straight distances just hook back up to your truck. But, if you need to swing your trailer around in a small space or back it up within inches of obstacles, this is the best solution."

Kris A. (5/5)

Awesome it will take me

"Awesome it will take me a while to get used to it. Hard to take a picture when I back in however this when I got him back in my taco"

Kathleen G. (5/5)

amazing product!

"I like this product so much, that I want to become a dealer in Montana."

Eric M. (5/5)

Luke AFB Az.

"We are very pleased with Trailer Valet. We move 3 trailer mounted Diesel pumps into and out of 15 different Lift stations around Luke AFB when needed."

Noe G. (5/5)

Useless unless surface is perfectly Flat

"The design of the belt and machine makes it useless unless the machine is used on a perfectly flat surface. On any incline the belt slips off of the drive sprockets and jams or stretches the belt. I’ve replaced belts and tried multiple mounting points for the RVR9 without any consistent success. My trailer is under the maximum trailer and tongue weight capacity for the RVR9. Very disappointed, machine is essentially useless."

Disappointed I. (1/5)

Q&A

When you claim 9500# capacity are you referring to the GVWR? I have an ATV Stacker with a GVWR of 15,400. Empty it weighs about 6000# with a tongue weight of 600#.
Hello Tim! Thanks for reaching out. When we list the weight capacity for our units, we’re referring to the maximum trailer weight they can safely handle. For example, the RVR 9 is rated for up to 9,000 lbs of total trailer weight and 900 lbs of tongue weight. As long as your trailer-loaded or unloaded stays within those limits, you’ll be good to go with this unit. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to our support team at support@trailervalet.com we’re always happy to help!
Bonjour, Est-ce que le RVR9 peut déplacer latéralement l'arrière d'une caravane semi-remorque de 3500 Kg étant crocher au pick-up. Merci
Hello! Yes, the RVR 9 unit can position your caravan sideways to hook up to your truck. Please feel free to reach out to support@trailervalet.com if you have any questions thank you!
Hello. How tall and wide is Trailer Valet RVR9?
Hello! Thank you for reaching out in regards to the RVR 9 unit. Here is a link where you can review all the specs on this unit https://trailervalet.com/shop/trailer-valet-rvr/ please feel free to reach out to support@trailervalet.com if you have any questions, thank you!
Will it go over rough terrain
Hello! Our units do work best on flat even surfaces but can be used on different terrain like grass, gravel, and dirt. We do suggest that it is flat but if it is not, we suggest laying down plywood to create a flat surface so your unit can get traction. Please feel free to reach out to support@trailervalet.com if you have any questions, thank you!
I have a tracker bass boat pro 175 1100 pounds. I need to move it to back yard and up a small ramp to part in my barn. Will the track unit do that?
Hello! Thank you for reaching out. The RVR 9 should be able to tow your trailer, we would just suggest you have at least 5,000 lbs of trailer weight and 500 lbs of tongue weight so the unit will have enough traction to push up the incline. We also suggest your incline does not exceed over 8 degrees. Please feel free to reach out to support@trailervalet.com if you have any questions thank you!
How heavy is the mover? Can it be lifted by one person?
Hello! The RVR is about 65-70 lbs. The unit can be lifted by one person. Please feel free to reach out to support@trailervalet.com if you have any questions, thank you!
Will this move an enclosed tandem axel car trailer(1 car)?
Hello! Yes, our RVR 9 unit can certainly move your trailer just fine! The unit can handle up to 9,000 lbs tow weight and can hold 900 lbs of tongue weight. Please feel free to reach out to support@trailervalet.com if you have any questions, thank you!
I purchased the valet that pulls 9000 lbs. I’ve only used it 2x. We have moved out of state and do not have a need for it. So you buy back?
Hello! Thank you for purchasing one of our units, we are sorry to hear you no longer need the product. Unfortunately we don’t have a buy back program at this time. Are you still under your return window? If so, this is something I would suggest if you no longer need the unit. You can reach out to support@trailervalet.com and a customer service rep can assist you and provide further information, thank you!
How can we get a remote control for this valet? We misplaced our remote. We are hoping to find it but so far have not. Thank you! stevebickler@yahoo.com or call me at 701-720-1285.
Hello! Thank you for reaching out to Trailer Valet. You can most certainly get any replacement part needed for your unit. For our RVR remotes you will need to reach out to support@trailervalet.com or give us a call at 844 846 9344 and a customer support tech can place your order for you. Thank you!
I have a 2023 Airstream 27FB Globetrotter, with a max. GVWR of 7,600 lbs and a hitch weight of 875 lbs. The trailer's tongue jack's foot doesn't appear to be removable, as it doesn't have a pin. My question is, is the RVR 9's hitch ball mount high enough to clear the trailer's tongue jack's foot without interfering with the trailer valet's function? In all the photos on your website the Airstream trailers pictured have removable feet on the tongue jack. Thank you for you help with this question.
Hello! Thank you for reaching out to Trailer Valet. The RVR unit should have no issue interfering with you tongue jack on your trailer. You can also send over a photo of your trailer to support@trailervalet.com and our customer support tech's can also review and confirm as well! Thank you!