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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 935, 31 March 1930, Page 9

m v-; * ... -Y ; ■ - S 3: m mm&tm t**£S»« wm&i s*sm <%&£?! § uPv«:*■». f ' S VA/.&3S m: m ssS&SS »» ss - -- • • -•'.. > ; v~i "V'S"' Vi :- •.: •'-. m ;ij «Jc£ asg£ Sse> *SS£S 9K gg&e Itfl! m <?r tXX'T r^Y o u b u t cannot see the QUALITY you can see the NAME! Buying the best tyre value for your money would be a difficult problem—except for one thing. That one thing is the great name GOODYEAR boldly cast into the side-wall of a tyre. Tyres resemble one another in general contour; good rubber and poor look much alike; you cannot easily penetrate hidden weakness or strength. But whenever you find the name Goodyear on a tyre you cart be sure that tyre embodies a quality that so far is peerless and supreme! WHY is this true? What are the facts behind the Goodyear Tyre that give its name this priceless meaning? Briefly, they are these: Goodyear Tyres are the chief product of the largest rubber company in the world. Goodyear Tyres are the beneficiaries of the steadily advancing science of the largest tyre engineering and develop ment corps in the world. Goodyear Tyres are built under the most closely controlled processes, and strictest inspection, to insure uniform tyre quality. Goodyear Tyres are subject to continued 24-hour-a-day testing, to check such control and inspection, on the largest tyre testing fleet in the world; THESE are not claims; they are facts. They enable better tyres and better values. That is why the leading motor car manufacturers, seeking the best in equipment, use more Goodyear Tyres than any other make. That is why the owners of the great automobile fleets of industry, seeking utmost economy, use more Goodyear Tyres than any other make. That is why the purchasing experts of large bus companies, seeking safe and profitable operation, use more Goodyear Tyres than any other make. That is why throughout the world it is true this year as for fourteen years past, that “more people ride on Goodyear Tyres than on any other make!” DO NOT be misled by tl.e specious plea, “All tyres are about alike.” You know the answer. You cannot see the quality, but you can see the; NAME ! Tread and carcass: these are the two main parts of a tyre. Illtfl There is greater traction in the All-Weather Tread. There is greater vitality in the Supertwist carcass. Evidence? Goodyear Dealers will demonstrate. Proof?" The world over, more people ride on Goodyear Tyres than on any other make.” This Easter Play Safe-—Equip your Car with "Goodyears” *53 4 S ■ : ' - £ J r