The official trailer has arrived for season 3 of Netflix comedy series Tires, and putting Shane and Will in charge of Valley Forge Auto may be the worst business decision anyone has made yet. Shane Gillis returns to the garage just days after setting two Guinness World Records with his massive stand-up show at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field. Watch the trailer above and read on for what to know.

Tires Season 3 Puts the Cousins in Charge

Will and Shane have spent two seasons making life harder for everyone inside the family tyre shop. Season 3 rewards that behaviour by making them co-owners.

The promotion has done little to improve the operation. Will is still desperately attempting to project authority, while Shane treats the idea that a collared shirt might require adult behaviour as a personal insult.

The trailer is packed with their usual stream of abuse, including an extremely specific argument about the timing of Will’s sex life. There appears to be more bite behind the insults this time, however, as the cousins edge towards a genuine falling-out while the West Chester shop slides further into trouble.

Phil’s also back. Shane’s father, again played by Thomas Haden Church, wants the branch fixed, profitable and under control, leaving Will and Shane to somehow become competent before everything collapses.

New Faces Roll Into the Garage

Season 3 brings several new personalities into an operation that was hardly running smoothly to begin with. Rachel Blanchard plays Bonnie, Phil’s eccentric girlfriend, while Garret Dillahunt appears as Thatch, the intimidating brother of Dan Soder’s Frank.

Matt Walsh joins as Tire World employee Claude, and Anjelica Bette Fellini plays Cara, another personality unlikely to improve workplace morale.

Bobby Lee and Soder can also be spotted in the trailer, with Jamie Lynn Sigler, Billy Magnussen, Taylor Misiak and Sofia Hasmik among the season’s guest stars.

Tires Returns with Another 12 Episodes

Created by Gillis, Steve Gerben and John McKeever, Tires began as a six-episode workplace comedy in 2024 before doubling its episode count for season 2.

Season 3 sticks with the 12-episode format, giving Valley Forge Auto another dozen chances to violate workplace standards when Tires returns to Netflix on August 13.