Tires fans are revved up, and already in need of another season.

The comedy co-created by Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and John McKeever returned for Season 3 last week, and the series currently sits in Netflix‘s Top 10. The latest installment reunites fans with Valley Forge Automotive Center part owners and cousins Will (Gerben) and Shane (Gillis), who are struggling to keep the business afloat.

“Just as their business and friendship hit a breaking point, Will and Shane look to their past to figure out the future,” the Season 3 logline adds.

The series has welcomed several stars to the cast, including Thomas Haden Church, who joined Tires in Season 2. The actor, who reprised his role of Phil in the latest season, teased to DECIDER last year that the “snackable” ladies’ man he gets to play was “a lot of fun” to bring to life because that is “not” who he is “at all” in real life.

“I mean, I’m married, it’s not who I am at all,” he added.

If you’ve already binged all 12 episodes of Tires Season 3, you might be wondering if there will be a Season 4 of Tires? If so, when is Tires Season 4 coming out? Here is what we know.

Will There Be A Season 4 of Tires? When Is Tires Season 4 Coming Out?

As of the publication of this story, Tires has yet to land a Season 4 renewal at Netflix. However, there’s still hope for fans of the sitcom! Tires Season 3 only just hit Netflix on Aug. 13, 2026. Thus, there is still time for the streamer to potentially make the announcement.

In terms of the series’ track record, Tires‘ Season 3 renewal was announced on July 1, 2025, just under a month after Tires Season 2 hit Netflix on June 5, 2025, which is a good sign for those holding out hope for a fourth season. As for when Tires Season 4 could be released, Season 3 of Tires arrived a little over a year after it was greenlit.

Seasons 1-3 of Tires are streaming on Netflix.

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