Tasmania Standard Plates

372 x 134mm — but check yours. A standard Tasmanian plate is 372mm wide by 134mm high, front and rear. The catch is that TasPlates prestige plates are listed at 372 x 130mm. Same state, same word on the label, four millimetres apart. On a mount cut to tight tolerance, four millimetres shows.

Measure the plate, not the paperwork. Nothing on your registration tells you which height you're holding, and the two are indistinguishable bolted to a bumper. Take a tape to the plate itself — width and height, in millimetres — and order to the measurement.

Older cars need this more, not less. Tasmania registers vehicles over thirty years old under the Special Interest scheme, and on a car that age the original plate mounts are usually long gone — brittle clips, stretched holes, screws seized into the panel. An aluminium mount that works off the existing points is a clean fix on a car you're trying to keep original.

Aluminium, not plastic. Every FLX mount is CNC-lasered from high-grade aluminium and anodised black, holding the plate flat and square where a moulded plastic surround flexes and eventually cracks. It fits your car's existing factory mounting points — nothing drilled into the plate, nothing drilled into the bumper — with black stainless hardware included.