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Tires season 2 premiered on Netflix on June 5, 2025. Created by Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and John McKeever, the comedy drama series follows the story of Will, who manages his family's auto-repair shop while being consistently harassed by his cousin and employee, Shane.
Tires stars Gerben as Will and Gillis as Shane. Chris O'Connor, Kilah Fox, Stavros Halkias, and Thomas Haden Church appear as Cal, Kilah, Dave, and Phil, respectively. While the first season had six episodes, the second one has 12.
Bobby Telatovich and Michael J. Gleason joined the show as writers for season 2, which features over a dozen songs that complement its storytelling. Archawah's Familiar is the intro theme for both seasons.
The soundtrack of Tires season 2
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Alex Weinstein composed Tires' subtle underscore to complement its comedic tone without dominating it. He has also composed music for documentaries like Turbine and Behind the Card, as well as the opening credits of Undecided.
The soundtrack for season 2 is a vibrant and eclectic mix of songs that supports both the comedic and heartfelt beats. Here is a list of the songs featured on the soundtrack for this season:
- Money by The Flying Lizards
- Bricks or Coconuts by Jacizzu Boys
- Sign of the Times by Gurriers
- Come With Me by Andrew Maxwell Morris
- You’re So Cool by Yellow Days
- Dave Grohl by Wesley Willis
- Compete by Sugar Pit
- Hans Up You Bad by Chingy
- Rot In Pieces by HERO
- Mariachi De Amigos by Donald Quan and Rick Lazar
- The Racket by Nicholas Hill, Glenn Herweijer, and Bem Summer
- Lovefool by The Cardigans
- Memphis Woofer Rock by Ghost of Vroom, Mike Doughty, Andrew Livingston
- Father of Mine by Everclear
- When the Ship Goes Down by Cypress Hill
- Stuck On Loop by Bad Sports
- Front by Vex Ruffin
- Introducing the Icon by Riff Raff
- How Do You Feel? by Illinois
Also read: Who plays Ron Dobbins in Tires season 2? Everything to know about the actor behind this role
What is the plot of Tires season 2?
Season 2 sees two new employees, Dix and Frankie, hired to work at the Valley Forge Automotive Center. Shane's estranged father, Phil (Thomas Haden Church), is also introduced in this season.
Will continues to struggle to keep the shop operating as he works overtime. He slowly begins to realize the toll of running a business amidst his determination to grow personally and professionally.
Shane, who is responsible for training Dix and Frankie, is immature and disruptive as ever. Surprisingly, he comes through for Will when help is needed. The emotional tension between Shane and his father, Phil, is also explored.
Phil, a wealthy businessman, purchases the repair shop from Will’s father, Jon, after Jon refuses to loan Will money for its expansion. Stepping in to save the struggling business, Phil partners with Will and Shane to keep the shop afloat, while also trying to repair his strained relationship with Shane.
Shane manages to solve the shop's financial problems temporarily with a discount offer he comes up with for vendors who regularly bring them business. However, that does not seem to be the long-term solution to save the shop.
Also read: Tires season 2 ending explained: Was Shane cheated on?
Tires season 2 is available to stream on Netflix.
