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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2902, 14 October 1916, Page 15

> Ifin't it: a that you perfect' unit' with' the csuv rubfer of the tread crovvfls orweH'tfe tread to-the -//' 'I \ neve* hear of loose treads case of the tyre, tread through the little spaces in carcase. \C ; C on a Goodyear Tyre? separation soon comes and the fabric and unites with / \ / | / _ the tyre is done for. the rubber in the carcase. And what is the net result of S $ ? Every turn of a tyre lit these seemingly insignificant S i > action subjects the tread to The Goodyear breaker strip The rubber, forced through ... ; Goodyear Features? jl y the attack of mighty forcel is a specially woven,, these holes under the fre» < ( which seek to tear it porous fabric, made in our mendous air pressure of Why, simply this—that \ r I 1 away from its foundation. own factory. the exclusive Goodyear foose treads of Goodyear; YS i f The driving effort of the Qn-Air Cure, forms into Tyres are practically un- 35 j : wheels pulls it this way When the vulcanizing many tough rivets, and known. The tread on >> ! \ and that. process is under; way/ the these rivets literally clinch Goodyear Tyres wiD wear /V ; i _ , , „ 'down to the breaker strip, )C '■ > C It is rubbed and scraped Goodyear Tyres, Tabes and Aemsorm are now obtnin&bla and through it, without Si j I when you put the brakes throughout Australia and N.Z. splitting open. 3S ; C on suddenly and hard—; ■■ ' ' '' .. " ''—1-1 )> . \ as often you must. THE GOODYEAR TYRE AND RUBBER CO., Goodyear Tyres ate also <1 ! ) TL i J £ . . OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD. fortified.against blow-out ){ S The tread cannot absorb • fev our On-Air Cure an<? 1/ f It 231 Clarencc Street, Sydney uy our vn *ur cure, ana if I these tremendous strains. Jt 122 Flinders St., Melbourne 92 Creek Street, Brisbane gainst puncture and ">f \ passes them on to the fabric. 6 'Chesser St, Adelaide Macquarie Street, Hobart skidding by our Double- Cc ) And unless the tread is a 1,03 St. George's Ter., Perth 6 Mercer St., .Wellington jthick All-Weathe? Tread. >1 a v 1006 : ' m Batoaßaasßaaaateimsaaaia^^

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