!!!NEED HELP FAST!!!! Rapid Air Loss - BOTH tanks

OP is in AB. Isn't that Alberta Canada? If so that's why he stays in the cold.

 

True but in my case I was not dumping air my suspension and brakes were just using the air.

 

Hey, there's a really good reason why Florida is populated mostly by former northerners. 5 yrs of rocky mountain doubles across Wyoming 6 nights a week is what tripped that lever for me. I do venture into the north country in the summer though. Y'all can have it all in the winter!

 

I sure hate it for him. Maybe he can take time off and fly down here for a few. I'm actually wearing shorts today. Real nice in the 70s!

 

What I have to say to that would not show up on the forum anyway...
FL is about the only place that has not been smacked by this cold front, seem like February temps most everywhere else.

That said, I have to find a air leak as well. All was fine, fired the truck up Saturday & noticed this morning(Monday) the rear air bags are down. Something leaked off somewhere...

 

With super cold temps, it could be any number of things as is mentioned. Valves simply don't work as intended when they reach a certain temp, add in a little frozen moisture and this situation is compounded. Nylon lines often crack at these lower temps, as well as sleeper and drive suspension bags can rupture.