Number plates for Inverness and the Highlands
Number plates Inverness drivers can rely on, plus caravan and trailer plates, from a DVLA-registered supplier and posted free to the Highlands and islands.
5.0 on Google · hundreds of reviewsIf you drive the A9 in or out of Inverness, your number plate is read again and again. Average speed cameras time each car between camera points by recognising its plate, and they cover the road all the way from Dunblane.
We make plates in our own workshop near Heathrow, 563 miles from Inverness by road, so all the number plates Inverness and Highland customers order go out by Royal Mail. Every set is made to BS AU 145e with the legal font and spacing, and we check your ID and V5C first, which you can send by WhatsApp.
136 miles of plate-reading cameras
A plate that’s faded, cracked or spaced wrongly is easier for any camera to misread. If yours has seen a few Highland winters, a fresh set is cheap insurance.
Scotland’s four LEZs are in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee. Inverness doesn’t have one, but if you’re heading south to any of those cities, check your car meets the standard first.
Sources: Transport Scotland; The Scotsman (A9 camera route and spacing).
Design plates for the long road north
Pick a style for your number plates Inverness-bound, add your registration and check it from every angle before it’s posted.
- 3D preview of both plates
- Only legal layouts allowed
- Pay with card or phone
Caravans, trailers and the North Coast 500
Inverness is where the North Coast 500 route starts and finishes, and plenty of Highland driving involves something on the back. Here’s where each of the number plates Inverness drivers tow with should go:
Caravan or trailer behind your car
It shows the towing car’s registration. Our non-commercial trailer plate is £19.99.
Trailer with its own DVLA number
Use the trailer registration on a commercial trailer plate, also £19.99.
Motorhome or campervan
It’s a vehicle in its own right, so it takes normal front and rear plates with its own registration.




Posting to the Highlands and islands
For number plates Inverness customers order, free Royal Mail Tracked 48 usually takes 2–3 working days and Tracked 24 (£6.99) usually 1–2, from the day your documents reach us. Remote and island addresses can sometimes take a little longer than the mainland.
Cars first registered in Inverness carry a memory tag of SX or SY. More on that on our Scotland page.
We post to every Highland and island postcode, including:
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Number plates Inverness: what people ask
Can you make plates for my motorhome?
Yes. A motorhome takes standard front and rear plates showing its own registration, made to the same rules as a car’s.
Do caravans need their own number plate?
A touring caravan shows the registration of the car towing it, on a plate that meets the same rules as the car’s.
Can you make plates for a work van?
Yes. Vans follow the same rules as cars, so the number plates Inverness tradespeople order come in our printed, 3D and 4D styles.
Can I collect from your workshop on the way south?
Yes. Order online, choose Collect, and pick them up from TW4 6BX, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm or Saturday 10am to 1pm.
Do you post plates on Saturdays?
No, we dispatch Monday to Friday. If your documents reach us before 2pm on a weekday, your plates go out the same day.
Number plates Inverness, posted the long way north
Free tracked delivery to Inverness and beyond, with car, caravan and trailer plates made to the legal standard.