FIRESTONE TYRES.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19150, 5 November 1927, Page 11

FIRESTONE TYRES.

STAND NO. 19. Tmtors to Olyinpia will have the .Wpwtanity.of inspecting tho fine disWof FIRESTONE Gum-I>ipped ••won Tyres and Tubes, also a special •fJy of tho raw materials necessary •* m»-manufacture of the highest w Tyres and Tubes. The pheno- *•« results being obtained from ♦"•taw Gum-Dipped Cords are the *|jt of tho -Firestone patent process « wan-Dipping, and this method will *«*WMned to all interested Motor- ** Bytbe Gum-Dipping method ■vSki "k^ 6 ? ort * ,s ,nsu ' ate d wit" iibbU' Tes Si -63 * 01 " strength and '2S* *° "•* cor^s °f tno carcase, !?*»»* them to withstand the "sS**o flexing of the Balloon tyre, gTCgjany extra thousands of miles > ss** e '' •** t" e present time the ;jSjMp«sut of FIRESTONE FAC- • ■-■ '♦' SW>OO TYRES per day, Tubes per day, ' Rims per day. J»M ioutput of ONE AND A "HALF S*M TYRES PER MONTH, JJJgw nill realise the absolute a^ 88 *? of the Firestone Company, nothing but the verv highest I **J?* tenals ' employing onlv skilled which, combined .with the •r* Kientific methods of manufacg*i *ul ensure the production of a 3? free from all defects, and which w*?!? thousands of miles of service 5SL™* most severe conditions. A." CO., LTD., are the H ft. ♦ bators for Firestone Tyres, qjj* tyres and tul>es are now profrom all Garages and Tyre