FAQs

Yes, we offer a variety of personalised registrations to suit your style and preferences. You can browse our options through our website.

Yes, we offer a selection of short number plates that meet road legal requirements.

Yes, we have square number plates available specifically for 4×4 vehicles.

Yes, we provide number plates suitable for Range Rovers, including various sizes and styles.

Yes, we offer number plates designed specifically for motorcycles, ensuring compliance with legal standards.

Yes, we provide number plates for electric vehicles, along with options for green plates.

No, green number plates are specifically designated for electric vehicles and should not be used on non-electric cars.

You can track your order status by logging into your account on our website or by contacting our customer service team for assistance.

If you haven’t received your order confirmation email, please check your spam or junk folder. If it’s not there, contact us, and we’ll resend it.

To order your number plates, you will need to provide proof of identity (such as a driving licence or passport) and proof of entitlement to the registration (like your V5C logbook or a retention document).

You can submit your documents by emailing them to us or uploading them directly through our website during the ordering process.

When submitting your documents, please include your vehicle registration number and the document reference number from your V5C logbook, if applicable.

If you are waiting for documents for a new personalised registration, please contact us to discuss your options while your documents are being processed.

If you’re purchasing plates as a gift, you will still need to provide the necessary documents for the recipient. Make sure you have their permission to submit their details, and we can assist you in completing the order.

Yes, all our plates come with a warranty covering any manufacturing defects. We ensure the quality and durability of our plates.

Yes, 4D number plates are road legal as long as they comply with DVLA regulations.

Yes, 3D number plates are also road legal, provided they meet the necessary regulations set by the DVLA.

Yes, 4D Gel number plates are road legal when manufactured in compliance with DVLA standards.

No, show plates are for display purposes only and are not road legal.

Yes, we provide next-day delivery options for urgent orders. Please check our delivery policy for more details.

No, we do not offer collection. All orders are made and posted within 24 hours to ensure prompt delivery.

If you’re considering upgrading to 4D number plates, you might be wondering whether they will pass an MOT.

Fortunately, 4D plates are fully road legal. When produced correctly and in compliance with relevant legislation, they will pass an MOT test without any issues. In this article, we will explore the requirements that determine the legality of 4D plates.

4D plates are a premium number plate style that features raised digits, giving a three-dimensional appearance to a vehicle’s registration. The characters on 4D number plates are made from impact-modified acrylic, which is professionally laser cut for an exceptionally accurate finish. The noticeable character depth, typically 3mm or 5mm, creates a solid and bold plate style.

MOT Requirements for 4D Number Plates

Number plates must comply with the regulations set out in British Standard 145e. Here are the key requirements:

• Correct Size: Plates must adhere to the specified dimensions.
• Reflective Backgrounds: Front plates must be reflective white, while rear plates must be reflective yellow.
• Reflective Properties: They must comply with British Standard BS AU 145e.
• Physical Resilience: Plates must meet the durability requirements outlined in BS AU 145e.
• Character Display: Characters must be solid black, using the prescribed Charles Wright typeface, and must adhere to rules governing size, spacing, grouping, and positioning.
• Supplier Information: Plates must display the supplier’s name and postcode, as well as the manufacturer’s mark.
• Current British Standard Number: Plates must indicate compliance with BS AU 145e.

Optional Features:

• Plates may include raised 3D characters in plain black (known as “4D” number plates), provided they meet all BS AU 145e requirements.

Character Specifications:

• Characters must be 79mm tall.
• Characters (except for the number 1 or letter I) must be 50mm wide.
• The character stroke (thickness of the black print) must be 14mm.
• The space between characters must be 11mm.
• The gap between the age identifier and random letters must be 33mm.
• Margins at the top, bottom, and sides of the plate must be 11mm.
• The vertical space between the age identifier and random letters must be 19mm.

Conclusion

As long as your 4D plates meet the requirements outlined above, they should pass an MOT without any issues. If you’re considering getting 4D number plates for your vehicle, make sure to choose a reputable supplier who can provide plates that adhere to the required standards. This way, you can customize your vehicle while ensuring that it remains roadworthy and legal.