Extra Motor Power With General Cards Explained
General announces testing showing reduced internal tire friction with General Cord. By using fine rubber and ample lubrication like oil between plies, General achieves greater motor power with their tires compared to other makes.
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General Cord Tires Promise Longer Mileage Through Low Pressure
The article extols General Cord tires for reduced internal friction, claiming longer tire mileage and motor efficiency. It explains how low pressure, supported by sturdy construction, minimizes wear, with General leading in low‑pressure and regular tire lines and rejecting the label high‑pressure for its Regula sizes.
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General Shows How Internal Friction Is Overcome
General describes a complete insulation process for General Cord that surpasses gum and benzol methods. The method uses large steel calender rollers to apply a heavy rubber coating between cords, ensuring full surround and eliminating cord towers. It highlights weave quality, combed cotton, and new tire construction principles as key factors.
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General Cord History Ties Low Pressure to Balloons
General Cord recalls a long history of low pressure use that predated balloons. The article traces its development from Regular size cords to 4-ply and 6-ply balloon tires, noting extensive experience in low-pressure construction and the evolution of balloon tires.
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