Tires Season 3 Netflix Aug 13

Netflix has scheduled Season 3 of “Tires” for a global release on Thursday, August 13, 2026, extending the run of the workplace comedy led by Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben. Multiple reports, including Sportskeeda and What’s on Netflix, said the new season will arrive as an all-at-once drop rather than a weekly release. (sportskeeda.com) Netflix’s official series page lists “Tires” as a Netflix Original and shows the first two seasons already available on the service. ### Is August 13 an official Netflix date or just a third-party report? Netflix’s own ecosystem points to the August 13 launch. (netflix.com) The streamer’s official Tudum hub has a dedicated “Tires” page, and outside reporting from What’s on Netflix said Netflix confirmed the Season 3 premiere for August 13, 2026. Sportskeeda separately reported the same date on Wednesday. Netflix’s main series page does not spell out the Season 3 date in the snippet surfaced by search, but it does identify the show as an active title on the platform and directs viewers to Tudum for additional updates. Netflix’s help center describes Tudum as the company’s official companion site for show news and bonus material. (sportskeeda.com) ### Will Netflix release the episodes weekly or all at once? Sportskeeda reported that all Season 3 episodes will drop simultaneously worldwide on August 13. What’s on Netflix also described the season as returning on that date as a single release, matching Netflix’s standard binge model for many comedy series. (netflix.com) For viewers in the United States, Sportskeeda said the global release is timed to 12:00 a.m. Pacific Time, which is how Netflix typically rolls out originals across regions. That means availability will vary by local time zone even though the launch is treated as one worldwide release. (netflix.com) ### What is “Tires” about, and who is back? Netflix describes “Tires” as a comedy set at a family auto shop where an overmatched manager tries to improve the business while dealing with his troublemaking cousin. The series stars Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben and Chris O’Connor, according to Netflix’s official title page. (sportskeeda.com) Tudum previously said the show was renewed for Season 3 after the first two seasons launched on Netflix. That earlier Tudum item identified Gillis, Gerben and John McKeever as key creative figures behind the series. ### Why are some reports calling this a bigger push for the show? (sportskeeda.com) July coverage around the trailer said Netflix had begun promoting the new season more heavily ahead of the August release. A Yahoo entertainment item, citing reporting tied to Netflix materials, said the trailer promised a larger-scale return for the comedy. (netflix.com) Independent coverage from sitcom-focused and Netflix-focused outlets also framed the August launch as part of the service’s continuing investment in comedy programming, though that characterization comes from those outlets rather than from a direct Netflix executive statement in the materials reviewed here. (netflix.com) ### What should viewers do before August 13? Netflix’s official page says Seasons 1 and 2 of “Tires” are streaming now, giving viewers a chance to catch up before the new episodes arrive. The same page lists the core cast and links out to Tudum for trailers, cast items and other updates. (yahoo.com) August 13, 2026 is the next concrete milestone. On that date, Season 3 is set to go live worldwide on Netflix, with all episodes available at once, according to Sportskeeda and What’s on Netflix. (sportskeeda.com) (netflix.com) (blog.sitcomsonline.com)