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Wheels and tires are vital at ultra-high speeds, which is why John runs Kinesis forged wheels. Their combination of CNC machining, hand assembly, forged construction, and 100-percent quality control does not make them inexpensive, but they do provide the quality assurance needed in a Mustang moving 292 feet per second.
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