I purchased a 2007 SAAB 9-7X in March of 2012. The truck had about 100,000 miles on it when I…read morebought it. Given the use of the vehicle the driver's seat had broken down a bit and the backrest had a dark stripe on it from a man's belt. I purchased new factory covers and cushions and was thinking about undertaking replacement myself. After reading on the web about how involved the replacement would be, I decided to seek professional help. Doing some research on the web and deciding based upon reviews and location, I selected Bells and hoped for the best. My hopes and expectations were far exceeded. Justin was very professional and cordial, had no issues with me supplying the parts, had the work done very quickly and the seat is brand new again; a perfect job!. I couldn't be more pleased. I heartily recommend Justin's shop to anyone needing auto upholstery work done.

Bell's is the best auto upholstery & trim shop in DFW! There are very few craftsman/artisans left…read morein this industry, and Justin Bell is one of the masters; his quality speaks for itself. If great service, good work, and integrity are important to you, then you have found the right place. Justin repaired my Mom's leather seatback same-day for less than the original estimate. Thank you, Justin!

They have done several interiors of various cars over the years. Always outstanding work. First car…read morethey restored was my Mom's 1976 Cadillac back in the early 90's. Most recently did a Porsche interior and a SEMA show car Cadillac.

I have now used Tin Lizzie Affair to update the interior of two vehicles. Each time, they were a…read morepleasure to work with and did excellent work. The owner, Lucinda, couldn't be nicer or more accommodating. The recovered the seats in my First Gen Tacoma and redid the door cards and dash in my First Gen (US) Mini. The photos tell the story better than I can.

My reason for coming here was unfortunate, but these guys turned a bad situation into an okay one…read morewith their amazing customer service. While my family and I stayed in a hotel in Dallas, my third-row seat was stolen from my Yukon. I called around to find a replacement and was told by an auto repair guy at Sewell GMC (a huge thanks to him as well) that this shop might have what I was looking for. I checked out the site, decided to shoot an email to their sales team, and got a quick response. After I found out they could order my seat, I called and was able to proceed with my transaction. Garrett was the guy I spoke with and he made everything so simple. He even asked the president of his company if I could use one of their generic seats to drive back to Houston because he knew I had my children with me. He took care of my seat, shipping, and even a lock in the same transaction. When I went to pick up my loaner seat, everyone was very friendly. Garrett showed me how to install my seat and the lock as well. There was even a crib in the front for customers with babies. This place had nothing but men working when I went, so I was definitely blown away when I saw how family-friendly this business was. I hate that I had to even deal with such a crazy transaction, but I felt a lot better after dealing with such a caring company. These guys get 10 stars in my book.

My original bottom drivers side seat cover split on the side of my 2022 F-250. Replaced with new…read morebottom leather cover and the Durofoam seat cushion. There were no exact match install videos but watched some for later model F-150's and it was the same. Installation was simple. Gently peeled off the seat heater and AC duct from the original cushion and used headliner spray glue to install both on new Durofoam cushion. Fit and match were perfect and the new Durofoam is way more comfortable than the OEM. Would recommend 100%. Don't be overly concerned with installing yourself as its really easy. Entire process took me about 45 min. and I had to figure everything out myself. I would recommend getting the new Durofoam as the OEM clips holding the seat cover on will most probably break and trying to fix those so you can reuse the OEM foam is not worth it!

When you first see the shop, you might question your choice. It's an extremely humble place. But…read morewhen you meet Martin, the owner, that all washes away. In all my years of dealing with repair shops, I've never met a nicer, more knowledgeable owner. We came from another state and he truly hustled to get the car back to us in one day. He did an excellent job. We'll most certainly go back When one of our other convertibles needs a new top.

Martin (the owner) did a GREAT job on our 2002 Ford Thunderbird replacement convertible top. And,…read morehe did some other minor work as well. Was very reasonable with pricing and super easy to work with aka personal attention. Would highly recommend to everyone!!! Bob and Kathy G.

They provided great service and price and did exactly what they promised when. Would recommend…read morethem!!

Midnight did a fantastic job on my 2001 E46 330i. The headliner material is great and better than…read morethe original. Quality of the workmanship and turnaround time was fantastic. They did the entire headliner and the pricing was fair. Usually these older German cars give others trouble but the color matching and again, the workmanship was great. Highly recommend.

This guy was top notch! I would recommend him again and again. I met him and his lovely wife. He…read morehas been at the same location for more than 35 years. Tony (Juan) was so personable, welcoming, and eager to help me while he explained EVERYTHING! I was so glad to meet him, albeit brief. He fixed the broken sun visor in my 2019 Honda Pilot in short order for a very low a reasonable cost. Thank you so much!

Tony has all those amazing reviews for a reason... he earns them…read more He's one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet and did a fantastic job on my car. I was about to leave town and needed the back headrests repaired quickly. Tony responded fast with a fair quote and, even better, fit me into his schedule before I left. When I dropped off the car, he was super-friendly and even gave me some helpful tips on how to properly care for the leather seats which I really appreciated because the seats were old and needed care. He had everything finished in a single day, which was a huge relief. Great guy. Great service. Great work. Thank you, Tony!

This is The place to get you car or truck Upholstery done…read more With over 40 years of experience, they can do it all. Convertable tops too. Henry and wife are the best. I have had 3 cars and a truck redone and updated. You won't find better quality work and a better price anywhere! Brian N Dallas \

I recently took my Cayenne into Magee's (Rays) to have the upper panel delaminate repaired. (Vinyl…read morenear the driver's window.) Ray knew exactly what my problem was and described how he could fix it. Bring it in, in the morning, and leave it overnight for the glue to fully cure. Sure enough, the next day I picked it up and it looked just like new - no ripples! Magee's (Rays) price was fair and the time it took was prompt. Next time I have an upholstery issue, I'll call Magee's (Rays). For all of you Porsche owners out there, you also have an inherent design flaw which you will eventually need to fix. I recommend you give Magee's (Ray) a call, first.

I was in Dallas for the Indians game on Friday July 20th. So, I figured since ASM wasn't far from…read moremy hotel that I would hire a Lyft and go visit the shop, since I am a big fan of Fast N Loud and Misfits Garage. So, I get there and take pictures outside and go inside. I was greeted by a very nice man after he finished his phone call. Until then I was able to look at the pictures around the lobby of Sue and Richard along with some other things. I told the Gentelmen that I would like to buy a shirt if they had any. He told me they were out of a bunch of them, and they were waiting on a shipment. I told him I would take whatever they had in a XL or 2 XL. He told me he didn't think they had anymore of the "Why you always bring me junk" shirts, he thought they were all smalls, but he would look and see what else they have. Low and behold there was a 2 XL sitting on top waiting for me. It was the last one they had. I asked if Sue was there so I could say Hi really quick because I know she is busy. He said she is on vacation. So, he gave me a tour of the shop where She got her start and talked about Sue's history. He showed me the back of the shop as well. I want to say thank you very much! Everyone at ASM was very nice, I then walked down to Fired Up and took a Lyft to Gas Monkey. Richard was outside taking pictures. I was able to get a picture with him and my "Why You Always Bring Me Junk" shirt. I had a great day in Dallas and my Indians won that night to. As, I was told Go Rangers as I left Sue's shop. I wish she was around, but as I was on vacation so was she. Thank you again for making my day. Sincerely, Rick Bork

I brought my 1976 MG Midget to ASM Auto Upholstery along with a carpet kit manufactured by a…read morereputable company in England. Karen, the daughter of the owner, gave me all kinds of warnings about what could go wrong with the carpet installation. She said they may break the seat bolts. The carpet kit may be cut wrong by the factory. They may have lots of trouble removing the original carpet adhesive and backing. She couldn't give me a firm estimate and would charge labor for however many hours it took. After I asked for a rough estimate, the top of her range was $1800. She charged $2100 dollars for 14 hours labor. I would have no issue with all of this if the end result was good. See my photos of the area behind the driver seat, which, luckily, is not usually visible. It's as if the installer was rushing toward the end of the installation and thought about how this area was not visible. Karen's explanation was that the carpet was inferior and that the threads can be pulled out with a tweezer. I'm not buying this. It's apparent that the installer had to pull the new carpet loose after gluing it incorrectly. Either the threads pulled through the back of the carpet or the installer just pulled the threads loose in an attempt to loosen the carpet to reposition it. There is a bunched area at the top because the carpet is still not positioned correctly. An adjacent piece of carpet that covers the transmission tunnel is installed crooked and in a way that it overlaps the piece behind the driver seat. I can't figure out why the factory cut this panel in such a way, but the way it's installed is wrong and appears to be an attempt to cover more damage to the piece behind the driver seat. After paying and driving the car home, I brought these issues to Karen's attention via email. She called me right away and said the carpet material is cheap and that some of the pieces were either too big or too small. The factory in England says on their website that the pieces are laser cut and will always fit, which may not be true. It was apparent from the beginning that Karen's initial warnings were given to ensure the validity of her "I told you so" explanations. I do understand that, with a carpet kit, they have only one chance to get it right since there is no extra carpet. If they were acting in a way to maintain their reputation, the installer would have stopped working after damaging the carpet. I would have been informed and provided with options. I could have ordered a replacement piece of carpet for a do-over. I would have paid for the additional labor. At this later time, however, the seats would have to be removed again and I'm not sure that adjacent pieces of carpet wouldn't be damaged during a do-over. Ultimately, it seems that they accept an inferior result as long as they can blame someone else - the carpet manufacturer or me, for bringing in a carpet kit. They aren't really interested in doing as good a job as they can. By stopping work to evaluate the bad result, they could have provided me with options.