Tires season 2: Release date, plot, and everything we know so far

Shane Gillis as Shane and Steve Gerben as Will in Netflix
Shane Gillis as Shane and Steve Gerben as Will in Netflix's Tires season 2 (Image via X/@NetflixIsAJoke)

The comedy series Tires season 2 will be released on June 5, 2025, exclusively on Netflix. The series is directed by John McKeever, who also created it along with Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben.

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The synopsis for the series, as per Netflix, reads:

"At his father's auto shop, a hapless manager strives to improve customer service and drive profits while keeping his troublemaking cousin in line."

The second season picks up after Will and Shane's marketing idea unexpectedly succeeds, leading the cousins to accelerate their professional and personal growth at a significant cost.


Tires season 2 release details explored

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The comedy series Tires season 2 will be released on June 5, 2025, exclusively on Netflix at 12 am PT/3 am ET. The upcoming season will comprise 12 episodes, all of which will be released on its premiere date. The series has been rated 'A' for crude humor, language, nudity, substances, and tobacco use.

Here's a detailed look at the release schedule for the upcoming installment of the comedy series across different regions:

RegionRelease DateRelease Time
USA (Pacific Time)Thursday, June 5, 202512 am
USA (Eastern Time)Thursday, June 5, 20253 am
Brazil (BRT)Thursday, June 5, 20254 am
United Kingdom (BST)Thursday, June 5, 20258 am
Central Europe (CET)Thursday, June 5, 20259 am
South Africa (SAST)Thursday, June 5, 20259 am
India (IST)Thursday, June 5, 202512:30 pm
Philippines (PHT)Thursday, June 5, 20253 pm
Australia (ACST)Thursday, June 5, 20254:30 pm
New Zealand (NZST)Thursday, June 5, 20257 pm
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What is the upcoming season all about?

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The trailer for Tires season 2 gives viewers a glimpse into the plot of the show. The trailer begins with Shane and Will being introduced to their new employees, Dix and Frankie. Shane is supposed to teach the two about the workings of the shop. The duo also jokes that Will gives them "squirrel vibes" because of his appearance.

The trailer then shows Shane and Will recording for a radio advertisement to improve their sales at Valley Forge Auto. Shane jokingly suggests that they should be trash-talking their competitors rather than boasting about themselves. Shane's dad, Phil, shows up to catch up with his son and also has an awkward moment with Will at the bar later.

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Phil tells Shane that he is here to help him, but Shane rejects his offer, stating that his life is good right now since he has a girlfriend and is doing well at his job. Shane considers whether to branch out on his own or stick with his cousin and move up to manager. The trailer then shows a montage of comical scenarios and over-the-top moments involving Shane and Will.

Also read: Stick season 1: Release date & time, plot, and everything we know so far

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The cast and crew for Tires season 2

Shane Gillis, John McKeever, and Steve Gerben attend Netflix is a Joke Fest: Tires Special Screening at The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood on May 06, 2024, in Los Angeles, California. (Image via Getty)
Shane Gillis, John McKeever, and Steve Gerben attend Netflix is a Joke Fest: Tires Special Screening at The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood on May 06, 2024, in Los Angeles, California. (Image via Getty)

Netflix's Tires season 2 is directed by John McKeever and produced by Molly McMillen. Alex Weinstein scored the music for the series, and Clay Hereth and Ted Moran are the credited cinematographers.

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The cast list includes Shane Gillis as Shane, Steve Gerben as Will, Chris O'Connor as Cal, and Kilah Fox as Kilah. The new additions for the upcoming season include Thomas Haden Church as Phil, Vince Vaughn as Mike, Veronika Slowikowska as Kelly, Ron White as Ron Dobbins, and Steph Tolev as Barb.


Tires season 2 will be available for streaming on Netflix from June 5, 2025.

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