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U. S.Royal Cord Balloon Tires
with Latex-Treated Web Cord Construction
WHEN you are looking into Balloon Tires, never forget that balloon cushioning depends on low air pressure . This calls for an extremely flexible tire.
when the tire flexes over ruts and bumps.
Here is the place where Latex- treated Web Cord proves of special advantage.
serviceable tread.
This gives a very strong, flexible tire . Note also the flat tread — and small tread blocks - providing a long-wearing,
And remember also that U . S. Royal
In Web Cord the cords are saturated
Balloon Cords and Balloon Tubes are
and webbed together with rubber latex. It is - in effect - a rubber sheet reinforced with cotton cords in such a way that there
both accurately balanced , so that these
are no cross threads to chafe or pull
the TRADE
UNITED
tires roll evenly and quietly and do not " gallop ” at either high or low speeds.
United States Rubber Company I
MARK
STATES TIRES
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GOOD TIRES
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Vol. 1, No. 3, March 7, 1925 . Application for entry as second class matter pending.
