Last Updated: July 26, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how our website uses cookies and similar tracking technologies.
By using our website, you acknowledge that we can use the cookies described below in accordance with your choices made via our cookie banner.
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer or mobile device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites work properly, improve your browsing experience, and provide analytical data to the website owner.
2. Google Consent Mode V2 Implementation
We care about your choice. Our website strictly operates using Google Consent Mode V2. This means:
- No statistical, analytical, or marketing cookies will be saved on your device unless you explicitly click “Accept” on our banner.
- If you click “Reject”, our site switches to an anonymous state. Google Analytics will only receive anonymous, cookieless pings to count basic traffic numbers without identifying you.
3. The Cookies We Use
We organize our cookies into categories based on what they do. Here is the exact list of cookies active on this website:
A. Essential / Functional Cookies (Always Active)
These cookies are necessary for the website to function safely and remember your settings. They do not track your personal activities on other sites.
- wp_consent_functional: Remembers your choice regarding functional cookies (Expires in 4 weeks).
- wp_consent_preferences: Remembers your overall privacy choice and banner preferences (Expires in 4 weeks).
- Cookie Preferences: Internal system cookie to ensure your consent setting loads properly on your next visit (Expires in 1 day).
B. Statistics / Analytics Cookies (Requires Your Consent)
These cookies gather information on how visitors interact with our site. This helps us understand what content is useful and how we can make our broken-wheel identification service easier to find.
- wp_consent_statistics: Records that you allowed us to use analytical tracking (Expires in 4 weeks).
- wp_consent_statistics-anonymous: Remembers that you rejected statistics tracking, telling our system to keep your visit completely anonymous (Expires in 4 weeks).
C. Marketing / Conversion Cookies (Requires Your Consent)
These cookies are used to track how well our marketing campaigns work, allowing us to see if people finding us through ads can successfully use our services.
- wp_consent_marketing: Records that you allowed marketing and advertising cookie functions (Expires in 4 weeks).
- _gcl_au: Provided by Google Ads / Google Tag Manager to store, track, and measure advertisement efficiency and conversions safely (Expires in 3 months).
- _ga: Used to distinguish unique users and calculate visitor, session, and campaign data.
- _ga_ (followed by a container ID): Used to persist and track unique session states and pageview data for specific GA4 property.
- _gac_ (followed by a property ID): Contains campaign-related information like to measure conversions.
- _gid: Used to distinguish unique users on a 24-hour rolling window to calculate daily visits.
- _gat: Used to throttle the request rate to limit data collection on high-traffic websites.
- _gali: Used by the Google Enhanced Link Attribution feature to log exactly which layout link a user clicked on a page.
- __utma: Used to calculate a user’s local sessions, unique visitors, and the time of the initial, previous, and current visit.
- __utmb: Used to establish and track a user’s active session duration. It expires 30 minutes after inactivity.
- __utmc: Worked alongside the __utmb cookie to determine whether a user was in a brand new session or a continuation of an old session. It expires instantly when the browser is closed.
- __utmt: Used to throttle the web request rate to ensure backend system stability.
- __utmz: Stores the traffic source, search engine keyphrase, or ad campaign parameters that explain how the user found your website.
- __utmv: Used to store custom user-level variable data whenever a developer applies custom audience segmentation.
- __utmx: Used by Google Website Optimizer to run A/B split tests and multivariate content experiments on a webpage.
4. Third-Party Cookies
When you use our website, some cookies are sent by third-party platforms to perform specialized tasks. We use:
- Google (Ads¹, Analytics & Tag Manager): To measure visitor statistics and ad conversions.
- WordPress & WPConsent API: To run our site infrastructure and manage these privacy toggles correctly.
You can view how these companies handle your data by reviewing our full Privacy Policy .
¹ Google Ads & Advertising Partners: We utilize Google Ads to serve personalized advertisements. When consent is granted, Google and its programmatic advertising partners may place tracking cookies on your device to build profile data, evaluate ad performance, and customize marketing campaigns. You can adjust your choices at any time via our consent banner.
5. How Can You Control or Block Cookies?
You have complete control over cookies on this website. You can change your mind at any time using these methods:
- Our Cookie Settings Banner: Click the “Preferences” button on our site’s cookie banner to change your choices or revoke permission.
- Browser Settings: You can configure your web browser (like Chrome, Safari, or Edge) to delete existing cookies or block new ones entirely. Please check your browser’s “Help” or “Privacy” menu to learn how.
- Google Analytics Opt-Out: You can block Google Analytics across all websites on the internet by downloading the official Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.
For questions or comments, please contact us by using the following contact details:
FINDYOURSUITCASEWHEELS
SHEUNG SHUI, N.T., HONG KONG
Hong Kong
Website: https://findsuitcasewheels.com
Email: welcome@findsuitcasewheels.com