# Ambulance Remount Cost

> Cost Guide for Ambulance Remounts


## Pages

- [Texas Ambulance Remount](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/texas-ambulance-remount/): Texas ambulance remount services are led by Texas Remount & Equipment Sales (TRES), the state's licensed dealer for FleetPlus, based in Tyler with a typical 90–120 day turnaround.
- [REV Group Brands](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/rev-group-ambulance-brands/): REV Group ambulance brands include Horton, Wheeled Coach, and Road Rescue — three historically distinct manufacturers now operating under one publicly traded parent company (NYSE: REVG).
- [Wheeled Coach Ambulance ](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/wheeled-coach-ambulance/): Wheeled Coach ambulance modules, built under the REV Group parent company alongside sister brand Horton, are commonly remounted onto Ford, Ram, and Chevrolet chassis across independent remount shops nationwide.
- [Medix Ambulance](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/medix-ambulance/): Medix ambulance modules are a common sight in EMS and fire department fleets nationally, built to standard Type 1 and Type 3 specifications that support remounting onto Ford, Ram, or Chevrolet chassis.
- [Braun Ambulance](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/braun-ambulance/): Braun ambulance modules are among the most commonly remounted units on the road today, built on standard Type 1 and Type 3 configurations that pair readily with Ford, Ram, and Chevrolet chassis.
- [About](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/about/): AmbulanceRemountCost.com exists to give EMS fleet managers, directors, and fire chiefs a single, honest resource for understanding what an ambulance remount actually costs, how the process works, and which standards and certifications genuinely matter — sourced from real industry data and manufacturer information rather than vague marketing claims.
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- [ Dimensions & Specifications](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-dimensions-specifications/): Ambulance dimensions vary meaningfully by type, and getting them wrong before a remount can mean a module that doesn't clear your station's bay doors.
- [ Manufacturers Compared](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-manufacturers/): Ambulance manufacturers in the U.S.
- [Remount Companies](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-remount-companies/): Ambulance remount companies vary widely in specialization, certification, and quality — some treat remounting as a core business, while others offer it as a side service to general upfitting work.
- [Glossary](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/glossary/): This ambulance remount glossary defines the terms that come up constantly across fleet procurement, compliance, and remount conversations — from “box” and “module” to standards like NFPA 1917 and KKK-A-1822.
- [Remount RFP Checklist](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-remount-rfp-checklist/): An ambulance remount RFP checklist should require bidding shops to document their certifications (Ford QVM, CAAS GVS, EVT-certified staff), warranty terms, lead time commitments, chassis sourcing responsibility, and compliance with NFPA 1917 at minimum.
- [New vs. Used Chassis](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/new-vs-used-ambulance-chassis/): New vs. used ambulance chassis is one of the biggest cost variables in any remount quote — a new chassis resets the full drivetrain lifecycle with complete OEM warranty, while a certified pre-owned option can lower costs further but carries more inspection risk.
- [Used Ambulances for Sale](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/used-ambulances-for-sale/): Used ambulances for sale vary enormously in condition, and the module's structural health matters far more than the odometer reading.
- [Is My Ambulance a Candidate?](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/is-my-ambulance-a-remount-candidate/): Whether your ambulance is a remount candidate comes down to one question: is the patient module structurally sound?
- [Financing & Grants](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-remount-financing/): Financing an ambulance remount typically runs through equipment or vocational-vehicle loans, municipal lease-purchase agreements, or state EMS grant programs — with grants often the most attractive path for rural and underserved departments.
- [Remount vs. New](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-remount-vs-new/): Ambulance remount vs new build decisions usually come down to three factors: cost, timeline, and the condition of your existing module.
- [The Remount Process](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-remount-process/): The ambulance remount process runs through four core stages: demount and inspection of the existing module, chassis preparation, electrical and HVAC overhaul, and cosmetic restoration.
- [Ford QVM Explained](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ford-qvm-explained/): Ford QVM, short for Qualified Vehicle Modifier, is Ford's own certification program for upfitters and remounters who meet the automaker's engineering, manufacturing, and quality control benchmarks.
- [What Is an EVT?](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/what-is-an-evt/): An EVT, or Emergency Vehicle Technician, holds a certification specific to servicing and modifying emergency vehicles — distinct from general auto-body or mechanical training.
- [CAAS GVS Certification](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/caas-gvs-certification/): CAAS GVS certification, administered by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services, represents the toughest current voluntary benchmark for ambulance design, safety, and performance in the U.S.
- [NFPA 1917 Explained](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/nfpa-1917-explained/): NFPA 1917 is the current U.S.
- [Chassis Guide](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-chassis-guide/): Ambulance chassis options for a remount project center on three main platforms: Ford F-350/450/550 and Ram 4500/5500 for Type 1 builds, and Ford E-450 for Type 3 cutaway-van configurations.
- [Type 1 vs 2 vs 3](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/ambulance-types-1-2-3/): Type 1 vs type 2 vs type 3 ambulance classifications describe chassis configuration, not the level of medical care a unit can provide.
- [Contact](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/contact/): Have a question about ambulance remount costs, timelines, or finding a certified provider for your fleet? Send us a message and we'll get back to you directly.
- [Home](https://ambulanceremountcost.com/): Ambulance remount cost typically runs $90,000 to $180,000 — a 30–50% savings against a comparable new-build unit, which now commonly prices between $200,000 and $400,000 fully equipped.

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