Show I I J SAVAGE TIRES ARE BUILT BY HAND METHOD Attention to Individual Tires Improvement Over Machinery Mr H. H B. B lynch J manu manager er of or the Savage Savage Sav SAV- age e Tire Sales company Utah distributor of Savage age Urea tires says aay Tires sue are not unlike many other products products products prod prod- in that list their quality depends much upon the amount or ot Individual attention the they receive during construction A A. great many motorists t when purchasing a It tire taU fall to distinguish between the tho kind that are made mado in largo quantities quantities quan quan- by machinery and the kind th that t ar are built up Individually by 11 hand That there hero heroIa is Ia a R. difference is hi apparent and sooner or later the discerning car owner recognizes that hand built tires are invariably more reliable Dc the tho fact that hand building produces tires superior to those thole made by machinery the great Ireat majority of ot lire lire- manufacturer manufacturers employ the latter laUer method as machines are e essentially time savers labor savers ers and cost reducers tending toward greater output at less len ex expense enso Con Conversely where tho object in view Is maximum quality without undue re regard ard to Increased Increase production or expense the method of building tires b by Y hand possesses pos pas sasses seles distinct advantages G The cost entailed entailed en en- enI I tailed in the employment mt of this process Is considerably greater grenter and the tho output Is necessarily smaller but corr correct ct selection lion lien and compounding of or higher grade crado materials materials' together with the bo best beat t workmanship workmanship work work- manship end and Individual attention is something which le is only possible with a n comparatively limited production Ho Ito further states that that one of the reasons reasons rea rea- sons sonA wh why Sava Savage e tires Ures are giving such good service ser in this section is Js that they arc strictly hand built bunt i |