Custom Dealer License Plate Frames

Custom license plate frames can cost anywhere between $1.74 to $8 depending on the material and customization options. For example, Dealermarket offers custom plastic license plate frames as low as $1.74 while raised or recessed custom license plates can cost up to $6.60. On this, if you get additional customizations done then the cost will increase accordingly. However, if you order in bulk, then the per piece price will be lowered and you can get a good deal on custom license plate frames that can elevate your business’ brand name.

License plate frames are available in different sizes, however, to ensure the right size before ordering, it is important to measure your vehicle’s current license plate and check if the size matches. You can also contact the manufacturer to see if there are variations in size available. However, most manufacturers offer the standard license plate frame size so all you need to do is check the dimensions before ordering.

Brushed chrome license plates and silicone license plates are the best materials that do not rust. THey are known to provide a protective shield to the body of the license plate and prevent corrosion against weather elements like rain, snow, etc.

Yes, license plate frames look good and enhance the overall appearance of the vehicle as they give a distinctive look. That said, it is important to choose a frame that doesn't overwhelm the look and feel of your vehicle. For example, some people tend to use bold, vibrant colors that are easily noticeable but often look tacky. So, it's important to choose a color and design that does not look out of place.

Most U.S. states have made it legal to use a frame around your license plate, however, there are still restrictions on what you can customize on the frame. For example, it is illegal to have offensive or racist messages or designs on license plates and frames. Also, in California, your license plate cannot have over 7 characters in your personalized message. Additionally, some states have not made it legal at all. For example, Oklahoma statutes have made it strictly illegal to have a license plate frame as they can obstruct the clear view of a vehicle’s license plate. So, it is best to check beforehand if your state allows you to have a license plate frame and if they do, what are the regulations and rules.