Only one metal dealer plate is required per vehicle and is displayed in the rear license plate holder. The plate expires when the license expires. During the license renewal process, the license holder has the option to order new plates and renew existing metal plates, and the department will issue new year stickers to the renewed plates. From the home page, select Plates and Stickers and follow the prompts.
License holders should also report stolen plates to local law enforcement. The log shall consist of:. Dealers are limited in the number of plates they may order depending on the type of license issued and the number of vehicles sold.
If you are ordering metal dealer plates with your application for a new license, make sure you do not order more than the number allowed by law. These numbers depend on the license type. When renewing, the number of license plates you may renew includes the number of plates you received with your license. For example, if you are a franchised motor vehicle dealer and you received five plates when you first received your license, then you may receive up to 25 additional plates upon renewal for a total of If you are a franchised motor vehicle dealer and you did not receive any plates when you first received your license, then you may receive up to 30 license plates upon renewal.
If it is renewal time and you have already reached the maximum allowed plates, you may submit a VIT document or other proof of sales with your renewal application to receive additional plates. License holders with canceled licenses should also return all temporary tags, stickers, and plate receipts within 10 days of licenses closure. The form should include the dealership's telephone number.
A copy of the certificate of fleet insurance for any and all dealer-owned vehicles must be present in the vehicle. When a customer has purchased a vehicle and is driving on a dealer plate for 72 hours, a signed and dated copy of the RD showing the new owner's name and address should be provided, as well as a certificate of no-fault insurance for the vehicle.
Browsers that can not handle javascript will not be able to access some features of this site. Some functions of this site are disabled for browsers blocking jQuery. The Office of. Close Search Box. Official Website of Michigan. Proper and Improper Use of Dealer Plates Agency: State The Department of State is often asked by law enforcement or licensed dealers to explain the proper and improper use of dealer plates. The following guidance is based on both state law and opinions previously published by the Office of the Attorney General.
Who As to who may use a dealer plate, the relevant law is Section 4 of the Michigan Vehicle Code. How With respect to how a dealer plate may be used—that is, what is an appropriate use for a dealer plate—the relevant law is Section of the Michigan Vehicle Code. Authorized use of a dealer plate includes, but is not limited to: Dealer-owned vehicles being driven to and from repair facilities, storage lots, and other locations where vehicles are being held prior to sale; Dealer-owned vehicles being moved to locations where they may be bought or sold; Dealer-owned vehicles driven by a prospective customer of a dealership for testing of demonstration purposes for up to 72 hours; A person who has purchased a vehicle from a dealership may operate the vehicle with a dealer plate for up to 72 hours after taking delivery of the vehicle; and Dealer-owned vehicles driven by employees, servants, or agents of the dealership to transport monies and documents related to the sale of vehicles to banks and Secretary of States offices.
Unauthorized use of a dealer plate includes, but is not limited to: Vehicles not owned by the dealership, except a vehicle sold to a customer not more than 72 hours after taking delivery; Vehicles used as service vehicles or wreckers.
Service vehicles include courtesy cars, loaners, daily rental, lease, vehicles used for obtaining or delivering parts, and vehicles used to provide roadside service or tow disabled vehicles. Documentation: Helpful Tips Dealers may assist law enforcement agencies by providing certain documents for persons operating vehicles with dealer plates: Ownership of the vehicle: New vehicles - a copy of the manufacturer's certificate of origin or a copy of that portion of the invoice showing the dealer's identification and the vehicle identification number of the vehicle being driven.
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