Road Trip Emergency Kit for Summer Drivers
DC driving can be unpredictable in the summer. One day you are making quick trips around Rhode Island Avenue NW, Shaw, Bloomingdale, NoMa, or North
Why Your Car AC Is Blowing Warm Air (and What It Might Mean)
You turn on your car’s AC in the middle of a hot July day, expecting cold air—and instead you get warm air. It’s frustrating, and
How to Get the Most Life Out of Your Tires This Summer
Summer driving can be an enjoyable experience, but it also means added stress on your vehicle’s tires. As temperatures rise, so do the demands on
Why Wheel Alignments Matter More After Pothole Season
As the winter months give way to the warmer embrace of spring, drivers in Washington, D.C. might find themselves dodging a common seasonal nuisance: potholes.
How to Protect Your Car’s Paint During Summer
Summer is the perfect time for road trips, beach days, and outdoor adventures! But, these activities and the hot season are also tough on your
Protecting Your Tires on Hot Pavement: Essential Tips for Washington, D.C. Drivers
Summer in Washington, D.C. brings with it a delightful array of outdoor activities, but it also means soaring temperatures that can take a toll on
Don’t Let These Common Car Issues Derail Your Summer Vacation
You’re finally getting a family vacation! Don’t let preventable vehicle troubles stop you from having the best trip. Bring your vehicle into Nielsen Auto Care
Is Your Car Ready for a Road Trip? Ben Nielsen’s Northwest Automotive in Washington, D.C. Can Make Sure It Is
Road trips don’t forgive shortcuts. You can plan the perfect playlist, pack the perfect cooler, and map out every scenic overlook — but if your
Graduation Season Equals More Teen Drivers on the Road: Tips for Safe Travels
Graduation season is an exciting time for many families in Washington, D.C. With caps and gowns come new opportunities, including the freedom of the open
What Your Check Engine Light Could Actually Be Telling You
That glowing check engine light has a way of triggering instant stress — especially when your car still seems to be running just fine. The