WINTER + BAGS??? what to do?

my tank & compressor are under the bed, the valves are under the cab

i didn't have any problems at all either, drove it to WV to go skiing lasy year too, and it snowed while we were there and we went to the top of the mountain and skied and tubed and came back to the hotel and spent the night, left when there was like 3" of snow on the ground

i worry more about the slick roads than the snow affecting the air ride

I use to put water in my air tank and heat it up..with a blow drier...then air up..and down...you got a rubber flavored slushee

buy a stock honda with a good e-brake... thats always fun in the ice

^^^^^^^^^ had a honda with an awesome e brake when i lived in michigan....tons of fun in the winter...never drove my bagged truck in the winter....tends to promote rust alot faster

I plan to drive mine as long as there's not snow on the streets... so that bag antifreeze shit should do the trick?

put an air dryer on it. all semis have air dryers on them and we also run methol hydrate or alcohol through the system to get them unfrozen.air brake antifreeze has lubrication in it so it won't dry out you valves. that being said i would buy a beater, i bought a neon for the winter.

I have to drive mine in the winter so I'll just put a little bit of air-brake antifreeze in the lines every 2 weeks. I have never had any other problems with stuff freezing besides my water trap and check valve - nothing a blow drier can't fix.

THANK YOU, I'm pretty sure i will be buying a beater for the winter, don't want to risk it. I really appreciate the help guys.
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did the water trap break when it froze?

i live in omaha nebraska, and seems like every year we get atleast one really bad storm. last year we got about 3 feet of snow in a couple days, maybe even more than that. i wouldnt drive my bagged truck in the winter just for the fact that there are tons of dumbass drivers that will go to fast and ruin my truck for me