Yeah, slightly-- the z-rated street tires are rated for "over 149 MPH" but 220? Maybe some race tires.
Here's the URL for that turbo-Hayabusa video and many more-- the Hayabusa "night" video is INSANE
http://www.uponone.com/listvideos-speed-viewed-10-10.php
Correction make that the "Hi_Speed_Pass" video
That just killed about an hour of time here at work.
This has been a huge problem for racing as well. Last year, there were two "catastrophic tire failures" during qualifiying at Daytona. One at about 170MPH, the other at nearly 190MPH. IIRC, one of the guys slid nearly 300 yards! Both riders were in the hospital for a while.
In racing, what they've been doing for a while, especially on tracks with a high bank turn like Daytona, is have tires with multiple compouds. One side (the side that contacts the track during the high bank turn) is a "harder" compound, able to deal with the additional heat and stress, while the rest of the tire is made of a "softer" compound, which gives better traction, but doesn't last as long.
Mark