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Since the beginning, Wheeled
Coach has kept its eye on the future; always working with customers to improve upon today's vehicles. The
goal has been to make emergency vehicles safer for both patient and crew, and at the same time, make them
more efficient.
Our 1968 Crusader. The first van-type ambulance in the industry. |
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A HISTORY OF INNOVATION
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DuraSeam Door System
The DuraSeam Door System is a newly designed seamless door system incorporating the door jamb into the one piece seamless side skin, thus eliminating the jamb
extrusion.
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Duralite Cabinet System
DuraLite Cabinet Systems are the standard for quality and durability in the ambulance industry.
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Lifetime Electrical Warranty
Wheeled Coach proves its commitment to quality and durability with an exclusive *Lifetime Electrical Warranty,
standard on all Wheeled Coach units -- valid for as long as you own the vehicle.
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The Moduvan®
When the industry demanded a vehicle that had the maneuverability of a van, but with the working area of
a modular unit, Wheeled Coach delivered!
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Corner Cap Lighting System
When visibility first became an issue, Wheeled Coach introduced a revolutionary system, offering 360° lighting coverage protecting DOT marker lights and providing stress relief to minimize damage in the event of a serious accident.
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EnterSafe™Top
The only 45° lighting system in the industry, EnterSafe™ improved visibility for Type II users by forcing more light out in front and to the sides of the vehicle.
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AVW Grille
Designed to improve the visibility of vehicles by bringing warning lights low enough to be seen in the rear view mirror, the AVW grille maximizes air flow to the cooling systems and protects speakers and warning lights.
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Pure Air Filtration System (P.A.F.S) ™
Wheeled Coach is the only emergency vehicle manufacturer that exceeds federal KKK-A-1822E specifications. P.A.F. System™ is a self-contained, heating and cooling system that subjects air to cleansing and decontamination, reducing the risk of infection from airborne pathogens. |
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