Quick-release
Magnets
Easy to fit, then click your plates on and off in seconds.
From £20 per plate, £40 full car
Pressed in-house and posted UK-wide. Choose your finish.
Pressed in-house in Dagenham.
Quick-release plate fixings. Magnets click your plates on and off in seconds. Clips fit once, then your plates pop on and off.

Quick-release
Easy to fit, then click your plates on and off in seconds.
From £20 per plate, £40 full car
Premium, quick-release
Our top magnet kit for a firmer hold, front and rear.
£60 full car
Fit once, pop on and pop off
Fit once, then pop your plates on and off.
£20 full car (4 clips)
4D, gel, 4D gel, retro, ghost, bubble, negative, hex, short, drip, EV and UK badge plates — all made in-house. Tinted and faded designs are show plates for off-road or display use only.

Pay securely via Square. We'll text you as soon as your plates are ready in 1–2 working days.
5.0 on GoogleTrade enquiriesPlate pairs start at £35 and singles at £15. Normal pairs are standard £35, 3D gel £45, 4D £50, 4D gel or bubble £55, ghost gloss or negative gloss £60, ghost matte, retro gloss or negative matte £65, and retro matte £70. Hex and short add £5. Drip plates add £25 to a pair (£30 for drip hex) and £10 to a single (£15 for drip hex). Drip is available on every finish except bubble. Tinted and faded plates are show-only.
Road-legal number plates pressed in-house in Dagenham: standard, 3D gel, 4D, 4D gel, 4D ghost, retro, negative, bubble, drip, hex, short and EV/UK badge plates. Tinted and faded show plates also available. From £35 a pair.
Road-legal and show plates available. Show plates ship without document checks.
Our ghost plates — also known as 4D Metro — are a style of 4D plate. Each character is a solid black, raised 4D letter with a thin outlined edge, giving a layered, stepped look. They sit on a standard reflective white (front) or yellow (rear) base.
They are not the illegal "ghost" plates sometimes in the news that try to hide from cameras. Ours use single-shade black characters in the correct font and spacing, and carry our supplier details and BS AU 145e marking — so they are road legal.




The classic pressed-plate look — white front and yellow rear reflective bases with raised gloss-black characters, pressed in-house at our Dagenham studio. Fully road-legal and BS AU 145e marked, exactly what you see in the photo.
Our flagship finish — laser-cut raised 4D characters topped with a domed gel-resin layer for the deepest, glossiest look on the road. Pressed in-house at our Dagenham studio, fully road-legal and BS AU 145e marked, exactly what you see in the photo.


Laser-cut 3mm raised acrylic characters bonded to a reflective base for a crisp, deep 3D finish. Pressed in-house at our Dagenham studio, fully road-legal and BS AU 145e marked, exactly what you see in the photo.
Domed gel-resin characters with a deep glossy finish that catches the light — a subtle step up from standard without the sharp edges of 4D. Pressed in-house at our Dagenham studio, fully road-legal and BS AU 145e marked, exactly what you see in the photo.


The classic road-legal plate — premium printed acrylic on a reflective base, clean and factory-fresh. Pressed in-house at our Dagenham studio, fully road-legal and BS AU 145e marked, exactly what you see in the photo.
Book your plates together with a window tinting job and we'll take £10 off the plates. Mention it when you book — we'll apply it in-store.
Every option in the form below shows its exact price as you choose — pairs from £35, singles from £15, all finishes and shapes included.
BS AU 145e is the current British Standard every UK road-legal number plate must meet. It covers the reflective base, character font (Charles Wright), character height (79 mm) and spacing, weather resistance and durability. Characters on plates fitted after 1 September 2021 must be a single shade of black (BS AU 145e), in the correct font and spacing, on a reflective white (front) or yellow (rear) base. GOV.UK has the full rules. Ghost, drip, bubble and negative plates are road legal when the plate carries the supplier details and BS AU 145e markings, which ours do. Every plate we press carries the BS AU 145e mark, our DVLA-registered supplier name and our Dagenham postcode pressed into the bottom edge — the police, MOT testers and ANPR cameras all check for it.
Tinted backgrounds, italics, novelty fonts, coloured outlines and sticker plates fail BS AU 145e — they're show-only and risk a £1,000 fine plus an MOT failure if fitted to a road-driven car.
EV and UK flag badge plates are the plate price plus £5, normal shape only.
Choose your plate type, then select 5, 6 or 7 characters if you choose Hex or Short.
V5C log book (or V750 / V778 retention certificate) plus photo ID — required by DVLA law for road-legal plates. Show plates skip this step.
Paid in full at checkout — no deposit. Order before 11am for fastest turnaround.
Most orders pressed in 1–2 working days. Collect from Unit 1 Selinas Lane, Dagenham RM8 1QH, or Royal Mail signed-for nationwide.
Sizes, colours, unusual shapes or a full set for a fleet — tell us what you're after and we'll come back with a price before you pay anything. Prefer to talk? Message us on WhatsApp or call 07388 072174.
Yes — raised 3D and 4D plates are legal as long as they meet BS AU 145e and carry the supplier's name, postcode and BS AU 145e mark. Characters on plates fitted after 1 September 2021 must be a single shade of black (BS AU 145e), in the correct font and spacing, on a reflective white (front) or yellow (rear) base. GOV.UK has the full rules. Ghost, drip, bubble and negative plates are road legal when the plate carries the supplier details and BS AU 145e markings, which ours do. Every road-legal plate we press at Dyno Details in Dagenham meets that standard. Anything with a tinted background, italics, fancy fonts or a coloured outline is show-only and not road-legal.
Plate value depends on demand for the combination — short dateless plates, name plates, initials and dictionary-word plates carry the most value. We don't buy or sell private registrations directly, but we'll happily press a new set of physical plates once you've transferred a private reg to your vehicle. For valuations, check DVLA's official auctions or a registered plate broker.
New age-identifier plates are released twice a year in the UK — on 1 March and 1 September. So '26' plates arrived on 1 March 2026 and '76' plates follow on 1 September 2026. The two digits after the area code show the half-year the car was first registered.
Three steps: 1) Transfer the private reg to your vehicle through DVLA (V750 certificate or online transfer) — DVLA will send a new V5C log book showing the new registration. 2) Bring or upload the new V5C plus your driving licence. 3) We press the new plates (1–2 working days) and you fit them — both front and rear must match the V5C before you drive on the road.
Standard plates are pressed acrylic with printed characters — fully road-legal and the cheapest option. 3D gel plates have a domed gel-resin top giving the digits a glossy 3D look. 4D plates use raised laser-cut acrylic characters glued onto the plate face for a sharper, more aggressive look. 4D gel combines both — raised characters with a domed gel top for the deepest finish.
Yes — when made to BS AU 145e. Characters on plates fitted after 1 September 2021 must be a single shade of black (BS AU 145e), in the correct font and spacing, on a reflective white (front) or yellow (rear) base. GOV.UK has the full rules. Ghost, drip, bubble and negative plates are road legal when the plate carries the supplier details and BS AU 145e markings, which ours do. Every road-legal plate we press carries the BS AU 145e marking, our supplier code and postcode. We don't fit tinted backgrounds, italics, fancy fonts or sticker plates for road use — those are show-only.
Most orders are pressed within 1–2 working days. Collection from our Dagenham studio (RM8 1QH) can often be same-day if ordered before 11am. Royal Mail signed-for postage adds 1–3 working days depending on the service picked at checkout.
By law we have to see proof of name and address (driving licence, utility bill or council tax bill) and proof you're entitled to use the registration (V5C log book, new keeper slip, V750/V778 retention certificate, or hire/lease agreement). Upload photos at checkout — we verify before pressing.
Yes. Tick the 'show plate' box at checkout and we'll skip the document checks. Show plates are for off-road, display or photoshoot use only and aren't road-legal — fitting one to drive on the road risks an MOT failure and a £1,000 fine.
Yes — we press all common UK sizes: standard 520×111 mm, Range Rover / plinth rear 533×152 mm, 4x4 square rear 285×203 mm and full square 285×203 mm both ends for JDM and US imports. Pick your size at checkout.
Yes — normal-shape gloss retro plates are £65 a pair and matte retro plates are £70. Both use a white front and yellow rear reflective base with raised black characters and are made to BS AU 145e.
Yes. Hex and short plates fit 5, 6 or 7-character registrations. Hex and short plates are £5 more than the normal shape. Pairs: standard £40, 3D gel £50, 4D £55, 4D gel £60, ghost gloss £65, ghost matte £70, retro gloss £70, retro matte £75, negative gloss £65, negative matte £70. Singles are £5 more than the normal single. Bubble plates are only made in the normal shape.
No. Tinted and faded plates are for show and display only, not road use. Pairs from £65 (standard, 3D gel, 4D and 4D gel £65, ghost gloss £70, ghost matte £75, retro gloss £75, retro matte £80). Singles from £35. They need no document checks.
Yes. Choose Royal Mail Tracked 48 (£5.99), 2nd Class Signed For (£8.05, 2–3 working days), 1st Class Signed For (£9.05, next working day), or free collection from Dagenham.