Alloy Wheel Repair, Greenhithe

Greenhithe, DA9, is covered from our Dartford branch, 3.9 miles up London Road, about an 11-minute drive outside peak traffic. There's no workshop in Greenhithe itself.

The town sits on the Thames by Ingress Park, with its own station, Greenhithe for Bluewater, on London Road. The station is on the North Kent Line, run by Southeastern and Thameslink, between Dartford and Swanscombe. Ingress Park is built around the Grade II listed Ingress Abbey and 72 acres of landscaped grounds, parts of which were laid out in the style of Capability Brown. The Abbey itself was once home to a nautical training college, and its old cricket ground and boulevard are now part of the development's public realm. The name Greenhithe itself comes from an old landing place, or hythe, on this stretch of the river.

New riverside developments, like Ingress Park, often have narrow service roads and tight visitor bays, which makes kerbing a wheel easy while manoeuvring, whoever's driving. Crack welding, buckled wheel straightening and diamond cut or powder coat refinishing are all available at the same Dartford branch.