Netflix released the official Tires season 2 trailer as Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben return to Valley Forge Automotive with more chaos and ambition.
Netflix has just dropped the official trailer for the highly anticipated second season of Tires, and fans won’t have to wait long—Tires Season 2 premieres June 5, 2025.
Created by Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and McKeever, Tires brings viewers back to the dysfunctional but endearing world of Valley Forge Automotive. The new season picks up after the unexpected success of a big marketing idea that shook things up in season one. Now, Will (played by Steve Gerben) and Shane (played by Shane Gillis) are scrambling to capitalize on that momentum, diving headfirst into growth—both personally and professionally. But as the trailer teases, they’re about to learn that success comes with its own set of challenges, and the true cost of doing business might be more than they bargained for.
The show centers around Will, the anxious and clearly unqualified heir to his father’s auto repair chain, who’s desperately trying to turn things around despite the relentless torment of his cousin and now employee, Shane. It’s this toxic yet hilarious dynamic that fuels the comedy of Tires, and season 2 promises even more of the unpredictable energy that fans have come to love.
The series is written by Gillis, Gerben, and McKeever, with McKeever also stepping behind the camera as director. All three creators also serve as executive producers alongside Brandon James for Rough House, Brian Stern and Kenneth Slotnick for AGI Entertainment Media & Management, and Becky Astphan.
Returning to the cast alongside Gillis and Gerben are Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox, and Stavros Halkias, with a special guest appearance by Andrew Schulz, adding even more comedic star power to the mix.
Tires marks the second project from Dad Sick Productions, the production company co-founded by Gillis and McKeever, following the release of Shane Gillis’ hit stand-up special Beautiful Dogs. With its sharp writing and raw, unfiltered humor, Tires has quickly become a fan-favorite comedy on Netflix, and season 2 looks poised to raise the bar even higher.
Buckle up—Valley Forge Automotive is open for business again on June 5.
