Hey Montana! Remove These 6 Items From Your Car Right Now

Montana is known for incredibly cold and harsh winters, and the cold temperatures can make life miserable for many. Montanans know a thing or two when it comes to dealing with frigid temperatures and enduring an arctic blast. When temperatures dip down below zero, it can make starting your vehicle nearly impossible, especially if your vehicle is outside. There are certain things that you should never leave in your vehicle during frigid temperatures.

WINTER CAN BE INCREDIBLY BRUTAL IN MONTANA

Winter in Montana may have started out mild, but arctic air has moved into the state, and if you're unprepared, you may have to deal with some major issues. With record-breaking cold temperature reported across the state, you need to take extra steps to ensure that you're not caught off guard.

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Thankfully, the cold snap we're currently experiencing is only expected to last a few days. On average, winter temperatures in Montana are among the coldest in the country, so if you live here, being prepared is a must. Many of the impacts of subzero temperatures are preventable. If you leave certain items in your car when temperatures are below freezing, they could get damaged, or worse, they could cause damage to the interior of your car.

6 ITEMS YOU SHOULD NEVER LEAVE IN YOUR CAR DURING WINTER

Reader's Digest released a list of items you should never leave inside of your car during the winter. If you leave certain items in your car, you'll most likely regret it. Dealing with winter in Montana is bad enough as it is. Make sure you remove the following items from your car if you haven't already.