1. What Are “Cookies”?
When you visit WheelCrazes, small text files called cookies may be stored on your browser or retrieved from it. These files are downloaded to your computer or mobile device to help the website work efficiently and provide a personalized browsing experience.
Cookies typically do not identify you personally, but they help make your interaction with the site smoother and more relevant. You have the option to block certain cookies, although doing so may affect how some services or features work.
2. Can Cookies Harm My Device?
No. Cookies are safe and cannot harm your computer or mobile device. They do not carry viruses and are intended solely to improve your experience on the WheelCrazes website.
3. Types of Cookies Used on WheelCrazes
3.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are essential for the website to function properly. They are always active and cannot be turned off. Examples include cookies set when you adjust privacy preferences or request certain services.
Blocking these cookies may prevent parts of the website from working correctly. Strictly necessary cookies do not store personally identifiable information.
[View our Strictly Necessary Cookies table]
3.2 Performance Cookies
Performance cookies help us understand site traffic and usage, allowing us to improve website performance. They track which pages are most and least popular and monitor visitor movement.
All data collected is aggregated and anonymous. Without these cookies, we cannot accurately monitor visits or measure site performance.
We also use tools like Hotjar to analyze user sessions on specific pages. Hotjar data is pseudonymised and will never identify individual users or link to personal information.
[View our Performance Cookies]
3.3 Functional Cookies
Functional cookies enable enhanced features and personalization on the website. They may be set by third-party services integrated into our pages.
Blocking functional cookies may prevent some features or services from working correctly.
[View our Functional Cookies]
3.4 Targeting Cookies
Targeting cookies are set by partners to create profiles of your interests and deliver relevant ads on other websites. They do not store personal information but identify your browser and device.
You can manage these cookies via your browser settings. Blocking targeting cookies may reduce ad relevance.
[View our Targeting Cookies]
4. More Information About Cookies
For detailed guidance on cookies and managing them:
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www.aboutcookies.org
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www.allaboutcookies.org
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Managing Cookies in Browsers
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Deleting Cookies
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Mozilla Do Not Track
Note: Blocking certain cookies may limit functionality or access to parts of the WheelCrazes website, depending on your browser settings.