The literary digest . Uniform Tires MeanNo Second Bests Long-Distance Millers Not Only Look, But Wear Alike WE do not claim that no tires equal the Miller. Other makersbuild some tires as good. But how can the buyer tell thoselucky casings from thousands of lesser ones that lookidentical? The greatest problem a manufacturer faces is how tobuild all his tires like his best ones. This w^e have solved. And the reason each Miller w^ears likeits brother is much discussed. Here are the facts : Uniform Workmanship Any maker who pays the price canget the same super-quality of raw ma-terials. Also the
The literary digest . Uniform Tires MeanNo Second Bests Long-Distance Millers Not Only Look, But Wear Alike WE do not claim that no tires equal the Miller. Other makersbuild some tires as good. But how can the buyer tell thoselucky casings from thousands of lesser ones that lookidentical? The greatest problem a manufacturer faces is how tobuild all his tires like his best ones. This w^e have solved. And the reason each Miller w^ears likeits brother is much discussed. Here are the facts : Uniform Workmanship Any maker who pays the price canget the same super-quality of raw ma-terials. Also the same machinery, formachines are standard, too. But uniform mileage is governed byuniform workmanship and must be aslong as tires contain handwork. If theworkmanship varies, the mileage is bound to vary. ft Thats why w^e took a mark that vvfasset by champions and trained other tirebuilders to this single standard. Eachbuilder signs every tire he makes. If everone comes back his score is penalized. This method, tested n
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