Wally's Auto Upholstery - San Francisco, California

T P.

Recovered 1968 Mustang Headrest. Excellent work / craftsmanship. Looks factory original!

Aubrey D.

I called Wally's after my headliner began to sag in my 2008 VW Rabbit. In the search of shops to replace the headliner, Wally's was the most reasonable price with the best reviews. On Google, (for some unexplainable reason) the reviews aren't the best, but trust Yelp! These guys know their stuff.

I talked with Jose, who was super friendly. I was able to call on Thursday, drop off the car at around 4:00 pm on Friday, and had it back by 11:00 am on Saturday! Amazing turnaround time. Jose showed me a couple of swatches for fabric options and although neither option he showed me was an exact match, it was close enough to work. When I got the car back, I was pleasantly surprised to find Jose found a near exact match! Amazing!

They did outstanding work putting the new headliner in place with only a couple of creases near the windshield that were likely unavoidable. We would recommend Wally's for their honestly, work ethic, and attention to detail. Bravo!

J M.

Wow! Wally's is wonderful. Jose is a true craftsman. He and his colleague did such a wonderful job reupholstering the headliner and columns of my classic, 2004 BMW. He helped me pick the fabric, quoted a fair price and did the work in just over a day. When the part of my sunroof broke due to age, he even ordered me a new piece. I am truly impressed by his work and highly recommend. It's amazing how much can be redone in an older car, especially when it's one that you love so much.
Thank you again Jose & team!

Melvin C.

Juan did an amazing job on my motorcycle seat

Ayman K.

1.0 star rating1/22/2014 Edit »
I took my 96 convertible Saab to fix the soft top. Wally seemed to be a nice guy but he over promised and under delivered.
The estimate he gave me was $95 to diagnose then $365 to fix the top.
He kept the car for 3 days then 2 days. I understand he spent some time working on the car but I don't think he knew how to fix it. As the dollar amount to fix it went up to $1,700, I ended up picking the car without it being fixed and yet he still charged me $470. He could not even bring the top to the condition I dropped it off where the top was closed completely and now I drive it with a big gap of air coming from the back.
I walked out without the car being fixed as the dollar amount kept going up I could not trust his judgment or prices any more.
And finally I get an email from the Ebay vendor that sold me the used part to tell me that the returned item that Wally packed in the box is not the same. I think Wally kept the good part and gave me some junk to send back.
Bottom line, going to him was flushing $650 down the toilet. I wish I did not go there.
He Scammed me for $650 and I'm taking him to small claims

Mickey S.

Like Joe, I'm a big guy who trashed his driver's seat. An unbelievably nice employee at the BMW dealership took me aside and explained they'd charge me $1100 for a new seat (srsly!) and suggested Wally's. Awesome idea.

They repaired and reinforced the seat frame, fixed the worn interior stuffing, and put a new cover on for a fraction of the price, fixed some loose panels in the passenger foot-well perfectly, and replaced both side elements of the cloth convertible top. Still way, way, way less than just a new seat.

AND they're welding the oven drawer from my mother-in-law's ancient GE kitchen appliance! This place is awesome!

Nancy M.

Wally and his son were wonderful! They provided immediate, knowledgeable, efficient service replacing the backseat in our car. I highly recommend Wallys. What great people!!

Kirk H.

Looking forward to seeing the results. I took my seats from my 55 BelAir to Wally. Very friendly and OG Hot Rodder from the City.