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Parking in a tight space doesn't have to be a struggle after a long drive. The Force electric trailer dolly gives you the control to guide your trailer into place smoothly, so you can wrap up the day without the usual stress.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
95% were satisfied with this product
5% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Thank you for processing my order so quickly. I received item yesterday. Put a together in a few minutes including charging the battery. Have not used yet.
Works as advertise. Clear instructions. Only negative, really difficult to turn.
Worked well for my boat on my inclined driveway. Solid build and minimal assembly.
This is exactly what we need to be able to park our trailer on our property without stress. It’s worth the extra bucks for the peace of mind.
Well made product and does a great job of moving my 5,000 boat with a double axle trailer. Size is also compact enough to store in a garage or shed without taking up too much space.
Great so far for moving our nuCamp T@B 400 Boondock! We have some sand we need to pull over, so we bought a couple of sheets of osb and cut it into 2 foot x 4 foot pieces to place between the tires and the sand, the sand is no longer a problem.
I really like this product! It helped me back my trailer into a very tight spot on the side of my house! I couldn't have done it with my truck. The parkit360 made lite work out of what could have been very difficult. Thank you for inventing this! It worked perfect for what I needed!
Unit is fantastic for moving trailers around with ease! Unit is well built and confident it will last many years to come.
It's powerful and the tires are tractive. However the tires are so large they bind on the tongue and the jack when turning. Because of this design, the dolly can only turn about 20 degrees off the centerline. This would be useful for moving things around in a large lot. However, in tight spaces, the design doesn't work. If I had to do it over again, I would not buy it.
The reason for only 3 stars is that I can’t give an opinion one way or another until I receive the 2 5/16 ball that was missing from my Parkit360. The customer service with etrailer was good but I contacted Parkit360 to see if that would be faster. As of today, almost a week after receiving the Parkit360, i still haven’t used it because I am waiting on the hitch ball to be shipped.
So far so good! After the thaw, I tried the machine out. A little heavier than expected, but it did the job exactly as I'd hoped. Soft ground, at least for a tandem axle trailer is a no-go. I just had to try different "swings" and "paths" into the storage building - built two small ramps to get over the 2" garage lip and presto - job complete.
I have the 5k version of the Parkit360. I used it for the first time yesterday. It was relatively easy to put it together and use with my 4200 lbs RV trailer. I used it on my asphalt driveway and a gravel parking area where I leave my RV. Although it got the job done, I expected it to perform a bit better on my slightly inclined driveway (less than 6% grade). It takes some physical force to turn when under load from the trailer (my trailer = 600+ lbs tongue weight) when on asphalt, but easier to turn on gravel as expected. There is also a little bit of delay when releasing the drive button. It might move a few additional inches beyond where you want it to stop. This is easy to compensate for.
It is well built, a solid unit, and looks like it will last for a long time. It is the first time I have used something like this, so I do not have experience with other similar products to compare it against. Overall, I’m pleased with it and would recommend to others.
Works great on boat trailer with 17 foot Boston Whaler and also second trailer with 27 foot aluminum fishing boat that is near the weight capacity of my unit. Easy to set up and to use. Small grade on paved surface was no problem. I recommend this highly.
It's a pretty nice unit. I like that it works with your trailer brakes.
We received our ParkIt360 very quickly and in great condition. It moves our 5000 pound trailer with ease including a slight incline into our driveway. We are very satisfied.
Shipping was great. It arrived undamaged and in only 2 days. Was easy to assemble the remaining items. I charged the battery before using but it was already charged. Unit seems very well made. I connected it to my trailer to check out to set it up. It was very easy. After reading the manual I found that it can also be hooked up by not using the ball mount, and lowering the trailer tongue jack into the dolly receiver tube. This is a feature I want to try out. I didn't give it 5 stars because I haven't tried towing yet. I have a 3500LB 22ft single axle TT. My trailer is still wrapped up for storage. If this works, it will greatly help with positioning my TT for parking but most of the movement will be over grass which is my biggest concern.
19’ dual axle camper, 16’ tandem axle utility trailer, and 18’ boat trailer. This works great for positioning them on the driveway and backing boat into garage. No quick turns with the dual axle trailers, but no problem putting them where I want. Easy setup, wish I had bought it before the price increase (due to tariffs on Canadian goods?)
I bought this to move my Sea-Doo and Bass boat Trailers, and it handled it no problem pretty steep incline.
For 30 years I’ve had to muscle around a manual trailer dolly, the Parkit 360 is a game changer. No longer do I worry about the struggle of moving around our boat and travel trailer. The device feels more like a tractor, able to handle inclines, tight quarters and a dirt alley with ease. The brake interface works perfectly as does the initial hitch set up. Making turns is easier when the tires are rolling. Thanks!
It’s a nice heavy duty unit and overall works well even in gravel driveway!I have a boat and trailer with a combined gvw of 3500#!I only gave it 4 stars because it could use a 3rd caster wheel in front of unit to stabilize when in use towing and also while free wheeling in neutral!I am a engineer/toolmaker and installed a 2.5”heavy duty swivel caster myself and it works great!
i move a 5,000 lbs empty trailer around on uneven, dirt, and unpaved ground. struggles due to tongue weight/traction but its butter smooth on pavement
Wish I'd bought it sooner. We've kept our RV in dealer storage an hour from home for the last two years because we couldn't get our 23-foot, 4100-lb GVWR trailer into our driveway (Chicago narrow city street and narrow driveway). Believe me, I tried repeatedly with the tow vehicle. We finally decided to get the Parkit360 and I was able to get the trailer in on the first try without incident and without dragging it over the grass. We pulled it nose-first into the driveway, which in our case means the side door is easily accessible. I haven't tried pushing it back out of the driveway just yet, but will update the review if it causes trouble.
A couple tips: try to stage the trailer across the street so you have more of a straight shot when turning. Let the dolly do the work and don't try to pull on it to help (the rubber grip will slide off if you do). I found it useful to push down vertically on the handle, which helps to keep the hitch connection stable. I also had to pause and re-tighten the hitch connection a couple times. Finally, if you panic and feel like it won't stop, remember to just release the trigger; mine stopped within 2 inches once the brakes engaged.
If you have a typical gutter/curb dip where your driveway meets the street, consider getting driveway curb ramps or making them out of scrap wood. The dolly had no trouble pulling the trailer over the different height surfaces, BUT, because of the dip, the rear bumper of the trailer almost hit the street. Filling in the dip with a curb ramp should eliminate that risk.
My only complaint/issue is that my shipment arrived without the Hitch Ball Box (contains the 2 balls and the puzzle washer). I called E-trailer customer service and Siobhan was very helpful and arranged for Parkit to ship the hitch balls directly to me. Took a few more days, but didn't affect our schedule.
It works as advertised. I am able to move my 14 foot motorcycle trailer around with ease. My only issue is that I wish there was enough clearance to be able to turn the unit closer to 90 degrees off front so that you could pivot the trailer more in place. I imagine with some setups this isn't a problem, but the two big wheels can hit the hitch jack post if I get to close to 90 degrees.
Just received it today, and not too soon. I needed to move a jet ski trailer. I have a two-car garage and have been using dollies to move the trailer to one side. The Force Electric Dolly was just what I needed. Easy to setup, easy to use, and I was able to put my trailer right where I wanted it. Great product, sorry I took so long to buy it..
Lazer S.
4/28/2026
Glad you like it, Chris! I've messed around with this a few times and it really does make moving trailers around a lot easier! ^___^ Hopefully you were getting your jet ski trailer out for a trip?
Good quality. Built strong a little heavier than I like but it is built like a tank. I tried it inly on an empty boat trailer worked good. I don’t belive I will have a problem with my boat or camper. My camper has a Pro Pride hitch ( no ball) so I will be using the trailer jack to insert into the Parlit 360.
Lazer S.
4/7/2026
Glad you like it, Mark! These are definitely beefy. ^___^ What kind of boat do you carry on the trailer?
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Kate F.
4/23/2026
Thanks so much for including the video Michael, awesome to see that thing in action! What are you mainly out fishing for? I was able to get out on Mark Twain here in Missouri this last weekend, landed a nice little 4 pound bass. I am still chasing that 10 pounder, my biggest is stuck at only 5 1/2.