We will make your number plates to the same spacing you enter into the box shown left here. To mis-space or mis-represent your numbers is an offence under the Road Vehicles (Registration and Licensing) Regulations 1971. Here are typical examples of how a registration number should be spaced: MD55 HTY, W345 BMA, DFG 345T.

Very Important. You cannot simply make up a registration number and use it on the UK highway. Either yourself or the person you're buying for must already own the registration number you will use. Demon Plates do not sell registration numbers, we simply make number plates.

• Standard plates
  • Standard car (522mm wide x 112mm high)
  • Standard 4x4 (standard front plate, 280mm wide x 203mm high rear plate)
  • Large rear plate car (standard front plate, 535mm wide x 152mm high rear plate)
• Motorcycle plates
  • Standard motorcycle (228mm wide x 178mm high)
  • Small motorcycle (178mm wide x 127mm high)
  • Very small motorcycle (228mm wide x 50mm high)
• Import plates
  • 330mm wide x 152mm high front and rear plates
  • 330mm wide x 165mm high front and rear plates
  • 330mm wide x 178mm high front and rear plates
  • 330mm wide x 203mm high front and rear plates
  • Standard UK front, 330mm wide x 152mm high rear
  • Standard UK front, 330mm wide x 165mm high rear
  • Standard UK front, 330mm wide x 178mm high rear
  • Standard UK front, 330mm wide x 203mm high rear
• Model-specific car plates
  • Ford Focus (standard front plate, shaped rear plate)
  • Jaguar S-Type (standard front plate, shaped rear plate)
  • Jaguar X-Type (standard front plate, shaped rear plate)
  • Range Rover Sport (standard front plate, shaped rear plate)
  • Rover 75 (standard front plate, shaped rear plate)

Only the three styles of text shown in the first column (below) are legal for road use in the UK

Very important: The shine effect shown on the plates below is for illustration purposes only. All of our badges have a solid background colour.

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