Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1929, Page 45

The co SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JONE 16, 1929—PART 2. stliest error in tire-buying! VERY once in a while you hear a man say off-hand: “All tires are about alike.” This is worse than a careless state- | | ment; in total effect it is the cost- liest error in tire-buying. The plain truth is—and it cannot be made too emphatic—all tires are NOT alike! . The leading manufacturers of motor " cars know it—so they use more Good~- | year Tires for original equipment than any other kind. ' The cost-wary. owners of the great, truck fleets of industry know it—so in simple economy they use more Goodyear Tires than any other kind. The purchasing experts. of the urban, interurban and transcontinental bus lines know it—so for safe and profitable - operation they use more Goodyear Tires than any other kind. The rank and file of informed motor car owners throughout:the world know it—so “more people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind.” F Goodyear Tires were not definitely and greatly superior, these impres- -sive preferences would not obtain. Tread and carcass: these L'V are the two main parts | of a tire. There is greater traction in the Goodyear All-Weather Tread. There What makes them so superior? What are the special advantages they enjoy that explain their outstanding quality? Goodyear Tires are the principal ' product of the largest rubber com- pany in the world. They are sold and serviced by the largest and most successful body of retail tire merchants in the world. They are beneficiaries of the steadily advancing science of the largest tire engineering and development depart- ment in the world. Their excellence is subject to con= cass. Goodyear tinual check and trial 24 hours a day on the largest tire test fleet in the world. Their quality is kept uniform by the most closely controlled manu- facturing processes and inspection exercised by any rubber company in the world. They embody standards of material and workmanship equaled in no other like product in the world. They are so unmistakably better in performance and value that their percentage of gain in sales last year was nearly three times the percentage of gain in sales recorded for the indusiry as a whole! 0, emphatically no, all tires are NOT alike. Don’t be talked into thinking they are. Remember the facts about Goodyear. Whén you come to buy a tire, insist on the tire that consistently surpasses any and all rivals in the confidence and favor of the public, and has done so for four- teen triumphant years. Get a Goodyear Tire and you get the best, and, since it costs you little if anything more than any other, you get the greatest tire value money can buy. Goodyear Supertwist car- Evidence? Any Dealer will demonstrate. Proof? “More people ride on Goodyear is greater vitality in the Tires than on any other kind!” Copyright 1929, by The Goodess Tire & Bubber Co., Inty THE GREAREST NAM I N RUBBER