Netflix Puts the Pedal to the Metal: 'Tires' Renewed for Season 4 (and Likely 5!)

Big news for fans of chaotic comedy and garage-based antics! Netflix is officially pumping more gas into "Tires" with a greenlight for Season 4. And get this – it's actually part of a two-year deal for the series, so we can pretty much expect a Season 5 too. Talk about committing to the bit!

It's not hard to see why Netflix is doubling down. The show, which only just dropped its third season in August 2026, really hit its stride. It clawed its way to a very respectable No. 5 on Netflix's global Top 10 chart, marking its best performance to date. Across all three seasons, the laughs have translated into a whopping 45 million views. That's serious traction, no pun intended, for a show about a struggling auto shop.

For those who haven't tuned in yet, "Tires" is this delightfully messy comedy centered on Will, played by the talented Steve Gerben. He's constantly (and often hilariously) trying to keep his family's auto repair business, Valley Forge, from going completely under. His biggest, and frankly, most entertaining obstacle? His often-unhinged cousin Shane, brought to life by co-creator Shane Gillis. Their dynamic is just... chef's kiss.

Speaking of Shane Gillis, his journey with "Tires" is quite interesting, isn't it? He's not just the star; he's also a co-creator, writer, and executive producer. Gillis, a comedian whose career has certainly seen its share of ups and downs (remember that brief but memorable SNL stint and triumphant return as host?), recently shattered a Guinness World Record for ticket sales for a solo comedy show. The guy's got a following, and it genuinely shows in the series' performance. John McKeever rounds out the creative trio, also serving as co-creator, writer, EP, and director, ensuring a consistent vision.

The series wouldn't be the same, of course, without its strong ensemble cast. We've got Chris O'Connor, Kilah Fox, and Stavros Halkias bringing their unique flavors to the garage. And Season 3 even brought in the fantastic Thomas Haden Church as Phil, which was a real treat, adding another layer of seasoned comedy. Plus, they snagged a bunch of fantastic guest stars for the last season – think names like Andrew Schulz, Jamie Lynn Sigler, Billy Magnussen, and even Bobby Lee, among others. It truly felt like a who's who of comedy and familiar faces popping in for a laugh.

This isn't just a casual renewal; Netflix, through Tracey Pakosta, their Vice President of U.S. Comedy, is clearly all in. The formal greenlight for Season 4 came around September 2026, though, interestingly, the series had essentially been picked up much earlier in January. It just goes to show how much confidence they have in this team and the show's growing audience.

So, while we're all thrilled to know more "Tires" is coming, there's one tiny detail we don't have yet: a premiere date for Season 4. But hey, good things come to those who wait, right? It's exciting to see "Tires" get this kind of recognition and continued life. Here's to more automotive antics, family chaos, and plenty of laughs at Valley Forge!