Car Plates
Vehicle plate sets produced at KSh 3,000 per set - ordered and confirmed through our Kirinyaga Road workshop.
About This Product
Colorshade produces car plates at KSh 3,000 per set, made to order from our Kirinyaga Road workshop in Nairobi - the same premises handling our vehicle identity and engraving work.
A set covers the pair your vehicle needs, produced with the clean, uniform lettering that plates demand. Orders typically come from motorists replacing damaged or faded plates and from garages and car dealers sorting plates as part of preparing a vehicle for the road.
Car plates sit within our wider vehicle identity range in Kenya, which also includes rim engraving for theft deterrence and branded insurance pockets - so a dealer or fleet manager can handle several vehicle-identity needs through one supplier and one conversation.
To order, message WhatsApp between 8am and 8pm with your vehicle details. We will confirm requirements, price and collection or countrywide delivery before production begins. As with everything at Colorshade, the price you are quoted up front is the price you pay - no surprises at pickup.
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