Foton 4×4 Wildland Fire Truck for wildland and remote-access response. Confirm chassis, capacity, systems, axle loads and destination requirements for offer.
Primary use: Wildland patrol, water transport and initial fire response
The vehicle details shown here are a starting point. Your quotation will specify the selected chassis, body and firefighting systems for your project.
Project-specific equipment package
Final equipment, power, storage and body layout are confirmed against the buyer's operating brief.
Wildland patrol, water transport and initial fire response
A compact 4×4 wildland response configuration with a nominal 1,660 L water tank, fire pump and monitor. Match operating fill, pump duty and access constraints to terrain and refill planning.
Body, equipment and operating system.
Wildland patrol, water transport and initial fire response.
Key features
Operating FocusWildland patrol, water transport and initial fire response
Suitable working conditions
ApplicationProjects with a defined mission, operating environment, access constraints and acceptance plan.
Unsuitable working conditions
LimitsDo not assume destination registration, certification, loaded performance or specialist capability until the offered configuration is engineered and documented.
Configuration options.
Nominal source specifications are a starting point for technical review. Confirm the final vehicle drawing, mass statement and installed equipment before order acceptance.
Configuration options and trade-offs
LoadingReview the completed vehicle and loaded axle distribution; source marketing payload labels are not used as an engineering limit.
Selection OptionsEquipment and body layout affect finished mass, axle distribution, stability, storage access and electrical load.
Compliance documents
Supplier To ConfirmDocuments available for the exact chassis and completed vehicle offered.
Price and delivery basis
Reference price: USD 16,000–22,000
Reference price, not an FOB or CIF quotation.
Inspection and support scope
Define the dimensional, functional, equipment and document checks to be witnessed before shipment.
Include operator manuals, equipment manuals, spare-parts scope, training, warranty responsibilities and service arrangements in the purchase specification.
Specify separate agent quantities, pump flow at pressure and occupied seats. Use a real-vehicle comparison, a worked storage example and a filled buying brief.
Use a filled buying brief, a clear responsibility split and one accepted drawing revision. Follow a hypothetical two-vehicle project through changes and acceptance records.
03 / YOUR PROJECT
Tell us about the mission.
Include both chassis preferences and body requirements. Unconfirmed details can remain open for technical review.
Buyer inputs required
DeliveryQuantity, destination country and port, steering side, preferred chassis support and required delivery basis.
Operating BriefMission, incident types, terrain and access, crew workflow, equipment inventory, communications, power and acceptance criteria.
Checks before quotation
Commercial ScopeConfirm delivery basis, production schedule, warranty, training, manuals, spare parts and inspection scope in the offer.
Technical ScopeConfirm exact chassis, complete-vehicle drawing, mass and axle statement, installed systems, interfaces and acceptance tests.
RFQ requirements
ProjectQuantity, destination, mission, required delivery date and preferred chassis support.
TechnicalEquipment inventory, interfaces, power, communications, body drawing, mass statement and acceptance tests.