Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-18 | Page 27 | Diamond Tire Lore by Manager Blanck

DIMD TI LORE BfllMRBLIffl "I don't understand why motorists try to get along with second rate tires when they can get the Diamond, a tire with a reputation a mile long back of it," said Jack Blanck, manager of the Blanek Rubber Rub-ber Supply company, 142 Bast Broadway, while discussing the need for tire conservation, conser-vation, the other day. "It never pays a man to buy anything but a standard made casing," he continued. con-tinued. "The fellow who hunts up the tire page in the catalog expecting to find tires listed at half price, usually finds them and always gets stung, properly, when he gets them. "Tires are not like sugar all of one quality tires can be made cheap or expensive; ex-pensive; also they can be made to wear and give satisfaction or, again, they can be made to sell only. And this is the uio nuiiamiiiKiu Lire it is simply sim-ply made to sell; has no guarantee or replacement feature and you simply have to take your medicine when you buy. "Here are a few factory facts about Diamond tires: "The material used In Diamond tires is capable of serving more much more than 5000 miles. "The painstaking scientific methods of treating and handling preserve the high quality of the materials. "There is a surplus of mileage beyond what you pay for which makes Diamond tires the most economical tire that you can buy anywhere at any price. "The motorist who maintains his car at little expense, and takes pride in his achievement, will appreciate the out-and-out saving which this will mean."