Impound Release Insurance in Harrow
Harrow's main routes, the A404 and A409, sit inside the Met's north-west London ANPR network, and a car flagged as uninsured on either is seized under Section 165 without notice. Most seizures from the borough are recovered south to the Perivale car pound (UB6), one of the closer pounds to anywhere in outer north-west London.
The pound counter accepts one document for release: a specialist impound insurance certificate. Ours is emailed within minutes of payment, so a Harrow seizure can often be resolved the same day if you move straight to Perivale with the right paperwork.
Harrow & north-west London pounds
- Perivale car pound (UB6) is the usual site for seizures across north-west London, Harrow included.
- Confirm the site and hours on your seizure notice before setting off — allocations do change.
How far is Perivale from Harrow?
It's one of the shorter pound trips in outer London, though the exact distance depends where in the borough the car was seized — your notice confirms the site regardless.
What do I need to bring to the pound?
The impound certificate, photo ID, your driving licence, the V5C and the release fees — Perivale checks the full list strictly, so bring everything the notice specifies.
How much will the release cost in total?
The statutory scale applies: roughly £192 for removal plus about £26 per day of storage, on top of the insurance certificate you buy from us.
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