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GOODYEAR Stand 197

20th September 1968, Page 210
20th September 1968
Page 210
Page 210, 20th September 1968 — GOODYEAR Stand 197
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Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co. (Gt. Britain) Ltd., Bushbury, Wolverhampton.

WEIGHT-SAVING is a central theme of Goodyear's 1968 display and the point is made by a comparison between twin-tyre equipment and the Tubeless Super Single. Facts and figures are provided to support the comparison, while other advantages claimed are softer ride, less rolling resistance, better roadholding and mobility, and elimination of dangerous brickbat-trapping or carriage of mud from sites.

Also on the stand is the Hi-Miler Extra Tread S, which has an unusually deep tread and resilient carcase to absorb shocks.

Among the full range of 16in. tyres on show is the newly introduced Nylon Super Tred which is a tough, cross-ply companion to the range of delivery vehicle tyres, all of which have scuff bands and depth indicators.

Belted radial steel-cord construction is used for the Unisteel, available tubed or tubeless. which is intended to withstand the roughest service conditions A new addition to the range is the tubeless in 10-22.5 and 11-22.5 sizes.