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Cookie policy
Which cookies exist on this site, who sets them, what they are for, and how to refuse them. A short page, because the answer is short.
Cookies this site sets
None. This website sets no cookies of its own. There is no session, no login, no booking, no saved preference, no consent-banner state and no first-party analytics, so there is nothing for a first-party cookie to hold.
That is also why you have not been shown a consent banner. A banner asking permission to set nothing is theatre.
Third-party tags
None are active. This site is built to load the Microsoft Advertising UET tag from bat.bing.com while we run paid search advertising. It is conditional on one tag identifier in the site configuration file, and that identifier is currently unset, so no script element is written, no queue is created and no request is made. In its present state this website makes no external network requests at all.
There is nothing else. No Google Analytics, no Meta Pixel, no review widget, no chat widget, no embedded map, no social buttons and no content delivery network — the typefaces, the stylesheet and the one script are all served from this domain.
What the UET tag would do if enabled
It fires one named event: phone_click, when a telephone link on this site is activated. That tells Microsoft Advertising that a visit from an advertisement led to somebody tapping the number.
It receives the fact that the event happened. It cannot receive the conversation that follows, because that happens on a telephone and never touches this website, and it never receives anything about your vehicle.
How to refuse cookies
Every major browser lets you block third-party cookies, block cookies from a named site, or clear what is stored, under a settings heading such as Privacy, Cookies or Site data. Blocking them breaks nothing here, because nothing on this site depends on one.
Microsoft also publishes its own advertising opt-out controls for data collected through its tags.
If this changes
This page is written from the same configuration value that decides whether the tag loads, so if the tag is switched on, this page says so. It cannot drift out of date.
Questions: telephone (904) 721-3000.
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The other policies
All seven are linked in the footer of every page on this site, and from the homepage as well.
Ask before you authorize, not after
Anything on this page that is unclear — the warranty term on your repair, which parts grades are available and what each costs, what happens if the estimate has to change — is a telephone call away, and asking before you authorize is always the right time.
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