KME

Manufactures High-Quality Custom Fire Trucks

Communities across the country depend on the proven, lasting durability of our wide range of apparatus, including Aerial, Industrial, Pumper, Rescue, Tanker, and Wildland products, built on custom or commercial chassis. We are your partner in the fight, driven by our legacy of leadership in manufacturing heavy-duty, specialized equipment. Our can-do culture, elevated engineering prowess and bold no-limits attitude allow us to deliver comprehensive solutions to meet the unique demands of each fire department.

Engineered to Serve

When you’re engineering solutions, there’s no such thing as boundaries. We take a no-limits approach to designing thousands of innovative fire truck configurations. KME fire apparatus will meet the needs of your department and your environment. Take confidence when you choose KME. Our nationwide network of sales and service centers supports you long after the sale with the parts and service you need to continue your life-saving missions.

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Our Vehicles Connect and Protect People Around the World Every Day.

Since 1946…

KME is a proven leader producing a full line of custom fire apparatus, specializing in steel aerials, TDAs and severe service applications. KME became part of REV Group in 2016.

With an unwavering commitment to customers and passion for building workhorse fire apparatus that provide ease of maintenance, KME is engineered to serve. Our can-do culture, elevated engineering prowess and bold, no-limits attitude, allow us to deliver comprehensive solutions in multiple materials to meet the unique demands of each fire department.

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Salisbury (MA) Fire Department Gets KME Tuff Truck Aerial Ladder

Salisbury (MA) Fire Department Gets KME Tuff Truck Aerial Ladder

By Alan M. Petrillo The Salisbury (MA) Fire Department was in a bit of a bind. It was running a 1991 aerial ladder that it had purchased as a used vehicle 10 years previously, but the rig needed to be replaced, yet the department didn't have the money to do so. But...