Frequently Asked Questions

Plates designed in road-legal mode are made to BS AU 145e, use the Charles Wright 2001 font, legal spacing and black characters, and carry our supplier name and postcode. Read our number plate law guide.

Yes, when they meet the same rules as printed plates. See are 3D and 4D plates legal?

Not on road-legal plates – it’s illegal. You can do both on a show plate.

UK, GB, ENG, SCO and CYM, with the Union flag, St George, Saltire or Red Dragon, plus a green flash for zero-emission vehicles. See flags and badges.

Yes, if your registration fits with legal-size characters and margins. See short and hex plates.

Registered suppliers are legally required to check ID and entitlement before making road-legal plates. Full details in documents needed for number plates.

Upload clear photos at checkout, or use the secure link in your order email or our upload documents page.

Documents are stored privately, seen only by our team for verification and the files are deleted after your order has been checked.

No. You just confirm the plate won’t be used on a public road.

As soon as your documents have been checked. Upload them at checkout to avoid any delay.

See our delivery page for current options, prices and cut-off times.

Contact us as soon as possible. Once plates are made we can’t change them, so please check spelling carefully.

Yes – enter the delivery address at checkout.

Every order includes sticky pads. Add a fitting kit with screws and caps in the builder or shop.

Follow our fitting guide.

Soapy water and a microfibre cloth. See how to clean number plates.

Plates are made to your specification, so they can’t be returned if you change your mind. If they’re faulty, damaged in transit or we made an error, we’ll replace them free. See returns.