Tires Season 3: Everything You Need to Know Before It Hits Netflix

The chaos at Valley Forge Auto is coming back for another round. Shane Gillis’ hit workplace comedy Tires returns for Season 3, and this time, the crew has more responsibility — and somehow even less control.

Tires: Release Details

Season 3 premieres globally on Netflix on Thursday, August 13, 2026, dropping at 12:00 AM Pacific Time as a full binge release, with all episodes available simultaneously. The announcement came directly from creators Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and John McKeever during a live “Netflix Is a Joke Fest” event at The Wiltern.

Tires: Key Details

What Happens in Season 3

The series follows Will, an unqualified heir trying to manage his family’s struggling auto repair shop, alongside his cousin and employee Shane. Season 2 ended with the pair achieving modest success by selling tires at cost to drive up traffic, only for an aggressive pricing partnership with distributor True Thread to backfire and cost them a key business relationship.

Season 3 picks up with the crew now holding part-ownership of the shop, meaning more responsibility but even messier decision-making. Expect the show’s signature blend of dysfunctional friendships, workplace disasters, and personal complications as the team tries to keep Valley Forge afloat without destroying it in the process.

Why Fans Keep Coming Back

Despite mixed critical reception — some reviewers have called the humor “juvenile” — Tires has consistently been a hit with audiences. Season 1 reached No. 2 on Netflix’s US Top 10 chart within five days of release, and Season 2 repeated that success in June 2025. The show fits into Netflix’s broader push into creator-led comedy, joining a wave of workplace and ensemble sitcoms the streamer has leaned into in recent years.

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