The popular Netflix sitcom, *Tires*, has officially been renewed for a fourth season, following its successful third season, which achieved a series-high ranking on the Global Top 10 English TV list. Created by Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben, the show revolves around the humourous escapades of employees at a struggling auto-repair shop, Valley Forge Automotive Center.
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The renewal announcement came shortly after the third season was released in early August 2026. Gillis and Gerben, who also star in the series as Shane and Will, respectively, have expressed their excitement at being given the opportunity to create another season. Gillis remarked, “It’s cool to get to make another season of *Tires*,” while Gerben’s co-creator John McKeever added, “I love this show and everyone who works on it. Excited to make more.”
*Following the success of Season 3, Tracey Pakosta, Netflix’s Vice President of US Comedy, praised the team behind *Tires*, stating, “Tires continues to deliver the unapologetic comedy and authentic point of view that Shane, John and Steve’s fans know and love. Season 3 hitting its highest-ever Top 10 ranking proves this fandom just keeps growing.” The anticipation for the future of the Valley Forge crew is palpable among the show’s supporters.
While Netflix has yet to release a detailed synopsis or teaser for Season 4, it is anticipated that the new episodes will delve deeper into the dynamics of the characters already established in the series. The ongoing saga of Will’s attempts to save his father’s auto-repair business, alongside Shane’s penchant for pranks, is a promising source of comedic material.
The third season ended on a series of dramatic cliffhangers. It featured a shocking FBI raid on the shop and revealed that Frank, played by Dan Soder, was secretly working as an informant. His mission to incriminate a family member, the white nationalist Thatch Followman portrayed by Garret Dillahunt, added layers of tension to the plot. Additionally, a seemingly innocuous talk show appearance descended into chaos, following Shane’s controversial comments and Will’s mounting anxiety. In a twist ending, Shane received unexpected news from Lucy, played by Sofia Hasmik, who disclosed that she is pregnant, leaving her and Shane in deep discussion about their future.
Although the complete cast list for Season 4 has not yet been confirmed, it is expected that mainstay actors Gillis, Gerben, Hasmik, Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox, Stavros Halkias, and Thomas Haden Church will return. Their ongoing interactions and comedic timing are key components that have drawn viewers to the show.
The release date for the upcoming season of *Tires* is still under wraps, as Netflix has not made an official announcement. The previous seasons premiered at various points throughout the year—specifically in May, June, and August—which suggests that fans might expect a similar pattern for future episodes.
For those eager to catch up on prior seasons or to discover the antics of the Valley Forge crew, *Tires* is currently available for streaming on Netflix. The unique blend of slapstick humour, workplace misadventures, and character-driven storytelling continues to resonate with audiences, ensuring that fans remain eager for the next chapter in this captivating series. As production gears up for Season 4, the anticipation from viewers is undoubtedly high, with many looking forward to seeing how the characters navigate the challenges that lie ahead.