Netflix has made a major decision about the Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben-led comedy, Tires.
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The streamer has announced that the series will return for a fourth season, which it revealed with a short video on social media. In the clip, Shane and Will (Gerben) appear on a local news show. Shane then plays a video on the screen, revealing that a fourth season is in the works.
breaking news: tires season 4 is coming! pic.twitter.com/P4QUDYdE81
— Netflix Is A Joke (@NetflixIsAJoke) August 31, 2026
Netflix announced the news shortly after the third season debuted, a season that further expanded the cast list with Dan Soder, Bobby Lee, Rachel Blanchard, and Garret Dillahunt.
"Tires continues to deliver the unapologetic comedy and authentic point of view Shane, John, and Steve's fans know and love, and Season 3 hitting its highest-ever Top 10 ranking proves this fandom just keeps growing," said Tracey Pakosta, Netflix Vice President of US Comedy.
"We love working with this team and can't wait to see what's next for the Valley Forge crew in Season 4."
Tires began life as a YouTube creation by Gillis, Gerben, and John McKeever. Gillis and McKeever also created the popular sketch series Gilly and Keeves.
This pilot featured Gerben, Gillis, and Chris O'Connor working at a shop called Tires, Etc. In this episode, Gerben put together a sexual harassment seminar due to the company hiring more female employees.
Netflix ultimately picked up the comedy series and released its first season in 2024. The second season debuted in 2025 and then the third season debuted this year. All three seasons have filmed in Pennsylvania, the home state of its creators.
According to Netflix, the first season has since enjoyed 24 million views (May 2024-June 2026). The second season has reached 15.9 million views (June 2025-June 2026).
The third season has already reached 2.8 million views in approximately 14 days. It sits at No. 5 on Netflix's top-10 Global Shows Overview.
"I love this show and everyone who works on it. Excited to make more," McKeever said.
