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Tires Season 3 premieres August 13 on Netflix. Watch the official trailer and get the latest on Shane Gillis, the cast, story, and release date.

Netflix has released the official trailer for Tires Season 3, bringing viewers back to the chaotic world of Valley Forge Automotive Center. The workplace comedy created by Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and John McKeever returns with more awkward encounters, offbeat humor, and new challenges for its unlikely business partners.
After becoming one of Netflix’s breakout comedy series, Tires returns for its third season on August 13, 2026, with Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben once again leading the cast.
The new trailer finds Will and Shane entering a new chapter after becoming part owners of the struggling family business.
As Will wrestles with questions about the life he could have chosen, Shane reluctantly begins facing adult responsibilities—though not without creating plenty of problems along the way. The preview teases more workplace disasters, deadpan humor, and the dysfunctional chemistry that has become the show’s trademark.
Fans can also expect plenty of returning faces and guest appearances as Valley Forge Automotive Center continues to attract unusual customers and even stranger situations.
According to Netflix, the new season follows Will and Shane as they try to navigate the realities of running Valley Forge Auto together.
With the business still fighting to stay afloat, Will struggles with personal doubts while Shane finds himself taking unexpected steps toward maturity. Their conflicting personalities continue to fuel the comedy, creating new workplace mishaps and family tensions throughout the season.
Like its previous installments, Season 3 blends character-driven humor with the everyday chaos of a small auto repair shop.
The main cast returns for another season, including:
The series is also known for its rotating lineup of memorable guest stars, and Season 3 is expected to continue that tradition.
Created by Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and John McKeever, Tires premiered on Netflix in 2024 and quickly developed a loyal audience thanks to its grounded workplace setting and improvised comedic style.
The show’s humor comes from the everyday frustrations of running a struggling family business, with much of the comedy built around the dysfunctional relationship between cousins Will and Shane.
Tires Season 3 premieres August 13, 2026, exclusively on Netflix.
The new season continues the story after the events of Season 2, following Will and Shane as they take on greater responsibility at Valley Forge Auto while trying to keep the business alive.
Tires has earned a dedicated following by combining workplace comedy with the natural chemistry of its cast.
Season 3 raises the stakes by shifting Will and Shane from employees to part owners, opening the door to bigger challenges, fresh storylines, and even more opportunities for the show’s signature awkward humor.
For fans of character-driven sitcoms, the new season promises another round of chaotic workplace comedy with the same irreverent style that helped make the series a Netflix favorite.
The official trailer suggests Tires Season 3 will continue the series’ winning formula while giving its central characters new responsibilities—and new ways to make a mess of them.
Whether you’ve followed Valley Forge Auto from the beginning or are just discovering the series, the latest season looks set to deliver another entertaining ride when it premieres this August.
Tires Season 3 premieres on August 13, 2026, exclusively on Netflix.
The series stars Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox, and Stavros Halkias.
The comedy follows the employees of the struggling Valley Forge Automotive Center, where cousins Will and Shane constantly clash while trying to keep the family business running.
The third season streams exclusively on Netflix beginning August 13, 2026.
The series was created by Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and John McKeever.