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Choosing the right tire is critical for your vehicle’s performance, safety, and overall driving experience.  At Matson Point S Tire & Auto, we understand that tire selection can be confusing.  We will try to help you understand the key differences between all-season and all-weather tires and what is best for you. All-Season Tires All-season tires are engineered to provide balanced performance across multiple driving conditions.  They are the most common tire type for passenger vehicles

Maintaining proper air pressure in your tires is vital to keeping your vehicle performing as it should, as inadequate PSI in just one tire can cause significant losses in efficiency and handling performance, increased braking distance, and increased wear that could leave you needing a replacement earlier than expected.  If you notice an active tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) warning on your dashboard, it likely means at least one of your tires is low on

Picking out a new set of tires for your vehicle can be a daunting decision. With so many varying measurements, product lines, and tread types, this process can be overwhelming for even the most seasoned hobbyists. In this article, we’ll cover the differences between the most common types of tires on the market, why these differences matter, and how to choose the right option for both you and your vehicle! Types of Tires When searching

For many, boating is the activity of the summer. Owning a boat opens a whole world of outdoor recreation including fishing, water sports, swimming, and more. Not to mention, spending a day out on the water is a great way to relax, disconnect from the busyness of day-to-day life, and spend time in nature.  While having fun on the water, it’s important to stay safe. Operating a boat is very different from other vehicles, and

At its core, boat propulsion is simple. Whether a boat is propelled by a water jet or a propeller, a pressure difference is created, providing the required thrust to move the boat through the water.  There are a wide range of propulsion systems on modern watercraft, incorporating different technologies and layouts to achieve optimal performance. Inboard, outboard, and sterndrive are the most commonly seen designs. The sterndrive, also known as an inboard/outboard, incorporates elements of