Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-05-26 | Page 29 | Left Hand Drive Wears out Right Hand Tires First

ll Left Hand an Drive rive Wears ears Out Right Hand an Tires ores First HEN seemingly minor W WHEN changes are arc made on a acar acar acar car it requires a great deal of thought on the part of the designer to see seo what effect it will h have on other parts of the car It sometimes happens that the part changed does not have any mechanical connection with the part it will affect most For instance to the average person it does not appear appeal that that the changing of a tar car ar from right hand to a left hand drive driva would have any effect on the wearing qualities of a tire How the changing of the driving side of a car has a great deal to do with the tires is explained by W. W S. S Tullis manager of the National Rubber Rubber Rubber Rub Rub- ber Supply company distributors distributors distributors tors of Miller tiros tires When persons drive a car with a right hand drive they tend to keep the car in the center of the road but when driving from the left hand side aide of the car the tendency is to keep that side in the center of the road which causes the right hand side of the car to tobe tobe tobe be on the edge of the road and as this part of the road is ismore ismore is ismore more or 01 less fissured and rough it causes the tires to wear weal out outon outon outon on that side On a left hand drive it is isa a good policy to reverse revere your tires every miles or 01 so so I