Quality online reg plates?

[BusError]

Where do you guys replace your plates? I just bought a custom one, but I want to get them printed nicely...
Google seems to return a pair of websites that pretty much /exactly/ the same apart from a few little details...

Subsidiary question: Is it possible to get them with a BMW logo as per dealer's name? I'd like to put back the original garage name, for OEM's purpose.

 

[Dis86]

Any badges or symbols over than an approved list are illegal I believe.

 

[Tee Hee Johnson]

Probably better getting them done locally, bit of a faff sending away the V5.

 

[dacads]

Probably better getting them done locally, bit of a faff sending away the V5.

Sending V5?

I bought my plates from eBay, came with some sticky pads too.

 

[kindai]

Honestly... Halfords. Their stamp is just a frosting on the clear part of the cover, so unless you are 30cm away from it, you cant see it.

Pause at exactly 15 seconds.

 

[sigma]

If you want the BMW logo then I'm guessing BMW is the place to go.

 

[[TW]Fox]

If you want the BMW logo then I'm guessing BMW is the place to go.

No BMW dealer will print a BMW logo on the plate since September 2008.

 

[xs2man]

Exactly. You wont get a BMW logo from a BMW dealer. You might get the dealers name, which may include the word BMW on it though, which was good enough for me.

But the last few sets I've had were just the cheapest pair on ebay that didn't require v5 sending off.

 

[mushtafa]

If you want symbols / badges on the plates, you'll have to buy 'show' plates. Numerous places online including eBay. Because they are show plates, you don't need to supply v5 or ID

 

[Glanza]

I got my last set from:

http://www.number1plates.com/

Had to send a photo of my v5 in to them.

 

[BusError]

Well I've ordered a set of posh embossed of ebay, no need for any papers whatsoever.. apparently in the post too already!

 

[Dis86]

Which means they're probably illegal.