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N ee) Remember when...
you could say: Gfill er up... and gel il ?
HAT was when Sunday Driving was the
Great American Sport, and automobile
vacation trips were a "must" for most of us.
Then, tires were valued in dollars—now
For the
Battle of Rubbet is not yet won—driving
too much, coo fast and too carelessly is s/#il
just like shooting an American soldier in the
back. Every ounce of rubber in every tire on
every car in America is ffi a war weapon!
their worth is measured in lives.
Contrary to popular opinion, satisfactory
synthetic tires are wor yet available in
sufficient numbers to satisfy both military
and civilian needs, No one knows when
you will be able to replace your present tires,
Those you have must last—and will last if
you observe these simple precautions: Start
and stop slowly. Ge easy on curves. Don't
bang into curbs. ruts and stones. Keep air
pressure up to 32 pounds. And keep your
speedometer dawn to 33!
By Jengrbening the life of your tires. you
may save the life of a fighting man!
* * *
Rememaer WHEN you found the left rear
fire flat that Sunday morning? Whe was it
who came over and changed it in tinte for
you to get ta church? Chances are it was
your INDEPENDENT fire desler who has a
real interest in pleasing yau because be
owns his own business. Seiberling believes
in the initiative of INDEPENDENT bresiness
that bas always made good jobs and good
opportunities plentiful in America. That
is why Setherling Tires always have been
and will continue to be sold through
INDEPENDENT dealers only.
SEIBERLING “
