Gravesend sits on the Kent bank of the Thames, a straightforward run to our Grays workshop via the A2 and the Dartford Crossing. We've refinished alloys for plenty of Gravesend, Northfleet and Ebbsfleet drivers who'd rather come to a specialist than settle for a quick patch-up.

Why Gravesend drivers make the trip

It's worth crossing the river for a repair that lasts. We don't just hide kerb damage — we strip, repair and refinish so the wheel looks and performs like new, and we'll tell you honestly when a wheel should be replaced rather than repaired.

The damage we see from Kent-side driving

• Pothole and edge damage from A2 and A226 commuting.
• Kerb scuffs from town-centre and riverside parking.
• Corrosion creeping under the lacquer on older or diamond-cut wheels.

What we can do

Whatever your wheels need, we cover it — wheel straightening, crack welding, diamond cutting, powder coating and full wheel refurbishment — all from our Grays workshop.

Getting to us from Gravesend

Take the A2 to the Dartford Crossing, then the A13 to Grays — roughly 25–30 minutes. See alloy wheel repair prices for guide costs by wheel size.

Gravesend alloy wheel repair — FAQs

How far is your workshop from there?

Around 25–30 minutes via the A2 and Dartford Crossing to Grays.

Which areas do you cover?

Gravesend, Northfleet, Ebbsfleet and the surrounding Kent riverside.

Book your Gravesend wheel repair

Get in touch or send photos of your wheels for a fast, no-obligation quote. First-time customer? Enjoy 10% off your first service.