FAQ's

Yes! You may get a confirmation email that shows lower case letters on the text description, This is due to the customer using lower case letters.

This isn’t an advertisement. However, it’s a legal requirement to have the manufacturer’s name and postcode on license plates. If you prefer custom plates without these details and with personalised slogans, you can choose them, but using them on UK roads is at your own risk.

Never a silly question! We add a protective film layer over the front of all of our plates to protect them in transit, This can give the look of a darker plate, Please peel off the removable front protective film, A little heat from a hairdryer will help you find an edge of the cover.

Yes they are all legal and conform to BSAU145e standards Here are our current available text styles on N1 (not available on all sizes of plates, But 90%) Regular – Normal flat print 3d Gel – Just Gel digits direct onto plate (Legal Size) 4D 3mm – 3mm ‘high’ thick 4D Laser cut digits (Legal size) 4D 5mm – 5mm ‘high’ thick laser cut digits (Legal Size) 5D 3mm – 3mm laser cut 4D digits with the 3D gel on top of these 5D 5mm – 5mm laser cut 4D digits with the 3D gel on top of these.

For the correct format you should only add one space to your registration. The space should be in the correct location, If you choose LEGAL PLATES on the builder, Then the builder will automatically space your plates legally. please refer you your V5 log book and existing number plates. If you are still unsure please contact us for more information. See below examples for correctly spaced registrations vs incorrect: Correct: AB21 AAA Incorrect: AB 21AAA – AB 21 AAA – AB21AAA

Simple answer….No we don’t. Some customer prefer to have no holes and use the sticky pads for a really clean look, Also there are far too many variants in placement on cars. No plate seller will pre drill number plates, We send a comprehensive fitting instructions email to you after purchase which will help with all your plate fitting questions.

This isn’t an advertisement. However, it’s a legal requirement to have the manufacturer’s name and postcode on license plates. If you prefer custom plates without these details and with personalised slogans, you can choose them, but using them on UK roads is at your own risk.