Cookies
Cookie Policy
This policy explains how rider-tyres.eu uses cookies and similar technologies and how you can change your preferences.
Last updated: 23 July 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files stored on a user device or information read from that device. Similar functions may be performed by browser identifiers, local storage, analytics scripts, or service settings.
Using cookies other than necessary cookies requires prior information and user consent.
2. Cookie categories
The website uses two categories of settings.
- rider_cookie_consent (Rider Tyres, necessary, 180 days): stores selected cookie categories and the date of the decision.
- rider_guest_token (Rider Tyres, necessary, up to 30 days): securely links the browser to a guest cart and is unavailable to JavaScript.
- rider_delivery_country (Rider Tyres, necessary, up to 12 months): remembers the delivery country so the correct price, currency, and availability can be shown.
- _ga and _ga_* (Google Analytics, statistics, usually up to 2 years): after consent, distinguish visits and help create aggregate statistics. The actual period may be shortened by Google or browser settings.
- Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights (statistics): after consent, measure aggregate traffic, performance, and quality; they may use technical identifiers or measurement requests according to the provider configuration.
3. Managing consent
Statistical cookies are disabled by default and are activated only after consent.
You can change your preferences at any time using the cookie button visible in the lower-left corner of the website. Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it.
Consent or refusal is stored in a necessary first-party cookie named rider_cookie_consent.
4. External providers
The website may connect to Vercel Blob/CDN to deliver necessary media and downloadable files. After consent to statistics, the website may additionally connect to Google and Vercel services to measure traffic and performance.
Google Maps on the contact page is loaded only after clicking the show-map button. Until then, the map does not send a request to Google.
5. Browser settings
You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Restricting necessary cookies may affect website operation or cause the preference panel to appear again.