The premiere of Tires on Netflix has officially arrived, providing viewers with a comical and enjoyable exploration of the automotive repair industry.
The show centers on Will (Steve Gerben), a nervous heir to a struggling car company, who reluctantly takes on the role of manager. Despite his reluctance, his employee Shane (Shane Gillis) constantly causes comedic chaos in Will’s life.
In Tires, Episode 5, Shane and Will were discussing ways to increase their customer base for their struggling auto repair shop. During their brainstorming session, they came up with the concept of hosting a bikini car wash event. The idea was to have bikini-clad women wash their clients’ cars, with the hope that the eye-catching scene would draw in more business.
Is Will’s Low-cost Tire Offer Successful?
After Will’s previous suggestion to sell tires at low prices in order to draw in customers, Shane becomes interested in the idea and decides to test it out in Tires, Episode 6.
Following Will’s idea, Shane effectively sells tires to customers, which leads to increased sales and enhances the shop’s reputation for providing valuable and customer-focused services.
While attempting to prove his point to his father, Will faces numerous obstacles. He begins creating a PowerPoint presentation, but Shane’s taunting prevents him from doing so.
When John, Will’s father, arrives, he becomes irritated when Will’s friends come into the office carrying a cake. He believes that their actions show disrespect towards the seriousness of the business meeting. As a result, John loses his composure and takes the key from Will, instructing him to leave.
2. Does Will’s idea help him reconcile with his father?
After Will’s departure, Shane and his friend discuss the success of the cheap tire idea with Will’s dad. They share specifics of the strategy, including its effectiveness in driving customer traffic and the positive feedback they have received from their customers.
Shane highlights the impact of this approach in attracting new customers, as well as in maintaining the loyalty of existing ones, demonstrating its role in promoting growth and sustainability.
After reviewing the sales data and results of the tire sales strategy, Will’s father acknowledges the potential and success of Will’s idea. He promptly reaches out to Will to offer his apology for his previous rudeness. In their conversation, John agrees to move forward with Will’s idea.
The discussion concludes on an optimistic tone, with both the father and son eagerly anticipating the future of their auto repair business.
3. Tires Season 2: Possible Future Plans
The second season of Tires was renewed before the premiere of the first season on May 23.
The return of Tires for Season 2 next year has been confirmed, although the specific release date has not yet been announced. This announcement further strengthens the streaming service’s collaboration with the comedian, following the recently commissioned standup special scheduled to debut in 2025.
About Tires
The 2024 comedy television series Tires features Shane Gillis and follows the employees of Valley Forge Tires. It has been confirmed for a second season.
A pilot for Tires was first released on Shane Gillis’s YouTube page in 2019, but it was later removed before the show’s intended premiere. After a few years, Gillis secured funding for a six-episode first season and Netflix picked it up for distribution. The show officially premiered on May 23, 2024 and was renewed for a second season on May 21, 2024.
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