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The current build does not set analytics cookies to study reader journeys, retention funnels or ad-conversion behavior across the site.
This Cookie Policy explains how the TireForge website uses local browser storage in its current build and how that relates to our tire and wheel workshop in London. TireForge provides professional tire mounting, balancing, puncture repairs, replacements, valve work, pressure checks, wheel inspections, and seasonal tire changes for cars, SUVs, pickups, and light commercial vehicles. The website exists to describe those services, share care guidance, and help drivers reach the service desk. Because the site is intentionally lightweight, cookie and storage use is also intentionally small. This page tells you what is stored today, what is not stored, how you can control it, and how to ask questions.
TireForge – Professional Tire & Wheel Services. Contact details for cookie or privacy questions are [email protected], telephone +442088787650, and postal address 1 Parklands Cl, London SW14 7EH, Reino Unido. Operator: TireForge Service Desk. This policy should be read together with the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for a fuller picture of how TireForge handles information and workshop relationships. No new tracking tools are implied by this page beyond what is described below.
Cookies are small text files that a website can place on a device. Local storage is a related browser feature that can keep simple values on the device until cleared. Some websites use many cookies for analytics, advertising, logins, and shopping carts. TireForge does not take that approach in the current static build. The main visitor-facing storage purpose is remembering that you have already seen and acknowledged the cookie notice so the banner does not repeat on every page load. That preference improves comfort for returning readers without building a marketing profile.
The storage key name above is technical and may look historical. What matters for visitors is the function: a simple yes-style acknowledgement that the notice was dismissed. It does not store your name, vehicle registration, tire size, payment details, or browsing history across other websites. It is not used to sell advertising audiences. If you clear site data in your browser, the notice can appear again the next time you visit.
TireForge is first a workshop business. Drivers usually need clear service descriptions, seasonal guidance, and a reliable way to contact the London desk. Heavy tracking is not required for those goals. Keeping storage small also reduces privacy complexity for families, fleet managers, and one-time visitors who only want to check opening notes or care advice before booking a bay. If TireForge later adds booking software, analytics, or chat tools that set additional cookies, this Cookie Policy should be expanded before those tools go live so visitors can understand the change in direct language.
No analytics, advertising pixels, account cookies or checkout cookies are used in this build. TireForge does not place third-party ad-network tags for remarketing through these pages. There is no shopping-cart cookie because the site does not run an online cart. There is no login-session cookie because public account login is not part of this build. Server logs on hosting infrastructure may still record ordinary technical requests for security and reliability, but that is separate from marketing cookies described by many large retail sites.
You can clear localStorage and cookies through your browser settings at any time. Exact menu names differ by browser and device, but the general path is to open privacy or site-settings controls, find stored data for this website, and remove it. After clearing, the cookie notice may show again. You can also use private browsing modes, which often discard storage when the session ends. Browser controls are the primary way visitors manage the acknowledgement preference because TireForge does not operate a complex cookie preference center for dozens of vendors in this build.
Some technologies that keep a site usable can be considered strictly necessary, such as remembering a notice acknowledgement or supporting basic security. TireForge currently limits visitor storage to that narrow acknowledgement use. If a future release needs cookies for secure booking, fraud prevention, or load balancing, those uses will be described here with purpose, duration, and whether they are optional. We will not silently convert this lightweight notice preference into an advertising identity. Workshop customer records created by phone, email, or bay visits are handled under the Privacy Policy and are not the same thing as browser cookies.
The current pages are designed as first-party content for TireForge. If a page later embeds a map, video, or payment widget that sets its own cookies, that third party would control those cookies according to its own policy. Until such embeds are added, you should not assume that video or ad cookies are present simply because other automotive websites use them. Always treat this Cookie Policy as the description of the live TireForge build, not as a generic industry template.
Send cookie questions to [email protected]. You may also telephone +442088787650 or write to 1 Parklands Cl, London SW14 7EH, Reino Unido. Please describe the browser and device you used and what you observed, such as whether the notice returned after clearing storage. The service inbox is reviewed on weekdays. This Cookie Policy may be updated when storage practices change. Continued use of the site after an update means you should review the revised text for the latest description of cookies and local storage on TireForge pages.
In short, TireForge stores one local preference so the cookie notice does not repeat. This build has no advertising or account cookies. Clear browser data anytime to reset the notice. Workshop records and bookings are covered by the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, not by this small storage preference.
Right now the site remembers only one small preference: whether you have already dismissed the cookie notice. It exists to reduce repetition for returning readers, not to build a behavioral profile about tire shopping habits.
If you want the notice to appear again or simply prefer a fully reset browser state, clearing the related local storage entry through your browser settings is enough.
The current build does not set analytics cookies to study reader journeys, retention funnels or ad-conversion behavior across the site.
There are no ad-network cookies or tracking pixels here for remarketing, audience building or campaign personalization.
Because this website build has no public checkout cart and no account login, it also has no shopping-cart state, login-session cookies or saved account preferences.
If the build ever adds new storage for analytics, reservations or another user-facing feature, this page should expand to describe that change in direct language.