Emergency Vehicle Fleet Repair Done Right: Wheel Speed Sensors on a 2023 Ram ProMaster at Leon’s PROFIX in Norman, OK


Philip Defatta • August 6, 2026

At Leon’s PROFIX Auto Repair in Norman, we’re proud to keep essential emergency vehicles running safely and reliably for our local communities.

We recently completed service on a 2023 Ram ProMaster 2500 ambulance for Murray County EMS.  The unit arrived with an intermittent highway issue: the traction control light would flash, the vehicle would lose power, jerk sharply, and make a distinct skirt-like sound.


At Leon’s PROFIX, emergency vehicle and fleet repair is a big part of what we do. We service a wide range of ambulances and commercial fleet vehicles, stocking common ambulance-specific parts so we can get critical vehicles back in service faster. Whether it’s intermittent electrical issues, ABS system problems, or routine maintenance, our team understands the importance of quick turnaround and rock-solid reliability when lives depend on the vehicle.

Ambulances and commercial vehicles need the kind of fast, accurate resolution we offer at Leon's PROFIX Auto Repair.

Diagnosis & Repair at Leon’s PROFIX Auto Repair


At Leon’s PROFIX, we don’t guess — we test. Accurate diagnosis saves fleet operators time and money by avoiding unnecessary parts replacements and getting vehicles back in service quickly and reliably.


Our skilled technicians performed a thorough test drive and diagnostic process to replicate the intermittent issue. We confirmed the root cause was faulty ABS wheel speed sensors and replaced all four.  Parts were promptly received through our supplier network and the ambulance is now repaired and back in service, protecting Murray County.


This repair is a great example of the kind of work we do every day at Leon’s PROFIX on N. Porter Avenue and at PROFIX Auto Repair on Rambling Oaks Drive in Norman, OK.


This type of work is right in our wheelhouse. We have built a strong reputation for fleet and emergency vehicle service throughout the Norman and Oklahoma City metro area. From diagnostics on modern chassis like the Ram ProMaster to full-service repairs on ambulances and work vans, we provide the thorough, professional care that fleet operators count on.


From complex diagnostics on modern commercial vans and emergency vehicles to routine maintenance and service - we keep fleet vehicles mission-ready.   

Our team has the experience, tools, and parts access to handle jobs that most shops won’t touch.


Why Local Fleet Operators Choose PROFIX:

  • Experienced technicians who specialize in emergency and commercial vehicles
  • Stock of common ambulance and fleet parts for faster service
  • Thorough diagnostics and honest recommendations
  • Strong supplier relationships for hard-to-find components
  • NAPA Gold Certified facility right here in Norman
  • Convenient location with easy access for surrounding areas


Whether you run an ambulance service, delivery fleet, municipal vehicles, or just need reliable repair for your work vans and trucks, PROFIX is here for you.


We also operate a second location on Rambling Oaks Drive — two convenient spots ready to serve the greater Oklahoma City metro area.

Need reliable fleet or commercial vehicle service in Norman or the OKC area? Contact PROFIX today or schedule service online, below.


We’re ready to help keep your fleet vehicles on the road.

PROFIX Auto Repair – West

1121 Rambling Oaks Dr

Norman, OK 73072

📞 (405) 310-2279

🕒 Monday–Friday: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Book Online at PROFIX Auto Repair - West

Leon’s PROFIX Auto Repair – East

521 N Porter Ave

Norman, OK 73071

📞 (405) 364-2799

🕒 Monday–Friday: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Book Online at Leon's PROFIX Auto Repair - East

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