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    Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company was founded in 1898 when Frank Sayberling bought the first factory for the money borrowed from his brother. Rubber and cotton had to be transported from the Down Under and the shuttle service was limited. So Sayberling created the company and gave it the name of the brave researcher Charles Goodyear who discovered vulcanization. Sayberling also invented the distinctive company symbol – a winged sandal that still symbolically mediates the company with its past.

    At first Goodyear Company that produced tires for bicycles, carts and poker counters contained only a 13-person staff. The first month of the factory income made out 8246 dollars. The Goodyear Company made the long way from the first bicycle tire produced in 1898 to the hugest world tire company. The company got this title of honor in 1916. In 1926 Goodyear Tires was named as the biggest rubber company. These first legendary years made the running for the company’s work with clients too.

    If you look at the Goodyear brand with its thousands of innovations, scientific discoveries, new inventions and small and significant improvements today you will feel energetic pioneering practical character of its founders. Nowadays Goodyear is the biggest world tire manufacturer the production of which is sold on 6 continents. The company’s sales volume makes out 15 billions a year. Everybody values the Goodyear tires for their undoubted compounding quality, good treadwear and high speed rating. Besides Goodyear tires production, the company manufactures the tires of such brands as Dunlop, Kelly, Fulda, Lee, Sava and Debica.

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    Goodyear Eagle Nct5 Emt Tire
    Goodyear Eagle Nct5 Emt is a summer tire for use with high-performance passenger vehicles as well as light trucks made in Europe and Asia. The tire offers quality performance to match the needs of the cars they are mounted on and ensures predictable handling, excellent wet and dry traction as well as low-noise operation. It is made under the neutral Contour technology to enhance steering response as well as prolong the tire’s mileage. The tire’s tread picture features a central groove to allow for water evacuation from under the footprint, which prevents hydroplaning and helps you drive confidently through foul weather. The tire is recommended for use with the cars equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems and often comes as Original Equipment on such vehicles. The tire is a run-flat one, which means that it is reinforced with special sidewall fillers that provide for the tire’s operation after you get a puncture in it. As a result, you can go on driving at a speed of 50 mph for another 50 miles with no air in your tire, which is enough to get to a tire fitting centre.

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