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Crossply tyre
14th April 1972, Page 97
14th April 1972
Page 97
Page 97, 14th April 1972
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Goodyear has introduced a croesply tyre for the replacement market — the Custom G8.
The tyre is said to provide longer life, greater safety In Its improved wet-skid protection, smoother handling and a quieter ride than the previous G8 tyre. In appearance the Custom tyre has a flatter tread profile.
In tubeless construction only the Custom GB Is available In the following sizes: 6.20-10, 5.6012, 5.20-13, 6.50-13, 6.00-13, 6.40-13,5.20-14 and 5.90-14.
It is also being produced In the following inch/metric sizes not previously made in the G8 pattern: 6.46-14/165-14; 175S13/ 6.95S-13; 6.95S-14/175S14; 7.75/195-14 6 ply and 195-14C.
Made by: The Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co (Great Britain) Ltd, Wolverhampton, Staffs.