Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-10 | Page 48 | Goodyear Cushion Tires Win Friends

GOODYEAR CUSHION TIRES WIN FRIENDS Tho success of the C-oodycar cushion tiro on light delivery trucks has been phenomenal, according to L. C. Bennett, manager of the Kubber Products company, com-pany, Goodyear service station, at 139 ISast Second Sobth street. In this connection Mr. Bennett said: "During the past week I was agreeably surprised by receiving a letter from the Polar Ice Cream company of this city, expressing their appreciation or their Goodyear cushion tiros, and stating that, while these tires had already given over 1000 miles, tltev luoked good for another TflflO at least. Tills letter Is simply typical of the f eel -i ng existing among the truck owners who have bough 1 Goodyear cushion tires from us. In every stale in the intermountain intermoun-tain country there are many trucks operating oper-ating on this resilient trouble-proof equipment, equip-ment, and from the lava rocks of southern south-ern Idaho io tho asphalt pavements of Salt bake they are giving good service. This protably Is only natural when it is considered thai this tire rides like an air tire, costs less Chan an air tire and ia subject to no blowouts or punctures. A t present we have a fair-sized stock of Goody ea r cushions on hand and can make Immediate delivery to those who want to banish their tire troubles once and for all."