Chevy Tahoe EMS | 911RR

Complete build of this new Chevy Tahoe, yes it has an A/C on the roof watch the video so you know why. :)

[@TheJoeSwanon]

That decal job particularly in the front looks like something I belong to Europe

[@1adamninety1]

Love the Battenburg style livery, I feel there should be more of that on all public safety cars in America, there is a good reason why our British, Aussie, and European neighbors use it...

[@john27609]

Looks expensive.

[@FLAWDAJAY2003]

That roof mounted ac is awesome.

[@mitch1348]

Love the graphics!

[@V1AbortV2]

Thought Mark initially was an asshole, but this video shows otherwise! 🤘 Nate, as always brother, you’re the best at what you do - keep up the great work and looking forward to the next one! 🇺🇸👊

[@911RapidResponse]

Mark is bad ass and screws around (but on a serious note) more then anyone. He loves his job and the people. It’s an absolute joy to work for Rapid Response.

[@FM418]

Nicely done!

[@itisjambo]

Well done!

[@longviewstud26]

Nice light setup

[@cfol1382]

Great job, top to bottom.

[@emtwolf2001]

Would love to know more about a pilot car setup

[@uscg8168]

nice

[@dylancohen9166]

i think my volunteer fire department needs one of these vehicles

[@Jamesvlogs45]

Can you guys upfit personal vehicles for volunteer fire fighters

[@a.e.4156]

I'm curious as well

[@renbag]

I’m sure for the right price they’ll upfit anything...

[@jeffkays5652]

Absolutely.... Give us a call 717-473-3843

[@cgcgundersen]

So these medical trucks with the huge rv a/cs on top. Is that to keep the equipment cool or what?

[@Stryker-ye7wn]

cgcgundersen I think it’s to maintain a constant temp where equipment can maintain sterility.

[@911RapidResponse]

Nate explains it in the video. Yes.

[@Thumbhit1]

Starting to look more British.

[@nataliee3726]

What are the command lights used for?

[@MoparGuy1625]

Command….

[@Grinchbby]

Do they get to take this home?

[@MoparGuy1625]

No….

[@SammyMaggio]

This Tahoe is a carbon copy of another Tahoe you did for UPMC like not too long ago!

[@911RapidResponse]

You watch our page! This is basically a duplicate.

[@ishansiva849]

I never understood why a EMS/Fire car needs a push bar.

[@ishansiva849]

TheGoat Ok thanks for clarifying my doubt!

[@adolfokainda6077]

Paramédice EMS car

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

Why the need for the auxiliary A/C? This truck isn't hauling patients and the factory A/C is more than sufficient.

[@alanoldaker563]

Watch the video. It tells you

[@renbag]

Rx’s = meds

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

@@renbag Makes sense I suppose.

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 I have a 2019 Yukon - It's cold, even with a sunroof on a 90 degree day.

[@MoparGuy1625]

@@Guillotines_For_Globalists aren’t you a hero then

[@acestorman4334]

huge waste of money compared to this vehicle's functionally. Paying 1-2 paramedics to drive around in a vehicle that you cannot transport patients. Instead of wasting money on this very expensive vehicle, add the little bit of a difference and get a real ambulance. Staff it with a driver and now you have a real ems paramedic transport capable unit.

[@jomloft1]

in areas where you only have BLS staffing at stations, one chase medic covers multiple first dues.

[@acestorman4334]

@@jomloft1 so the easy solution, train up the BLS staff to ALS / EMT-P and you have a fully functional ambulance. Tax payer gets much better bang for their dollar.

[@daintypung7020]

Ace Storman I know I’m late but 1) to become an entrepreneur takes 3 months And a bit 2) then depending on the state you have to work as an emt for an year to qualify to become a paramedic. 3) pass your entrance exam to a paramedic college 4) study a 2 year course minimum to get certified as a medic . Plus you can add on a lot of specific specializations like air medic or trauma or scuba / rescue. This training is paid for not by the state but the individual who wishes to become a medic. Most medics work larger cities and most small towns cannot afford to have more than 1 or 2 medics . In these situations it’s more affordable to use more ambulances with volunteer staff and emts with one of these . 😁

[@MoparGuy1625]

Well different states operate different. NJ is a two tier system so medics don’t transport unless you’re Cooper EMS or UNDNJ EMS. So talk shit without facts as a typical KZbin hero.