Problems on the roads
I was on my way home some days back. Our street is not too narrow, but on it's one side there were cars parking. I drove on the other side, so I would have had priority, but a black car didn't give me the right-off way. I tried to avoid it, but my right-first wheel were hit by the curb. I pulled in to see what happened. The wheel trim got all scratched, and the tyre started to get down. Luckily I could drove off and reach my home, but half hour later it was totally down. We used the spare wheel during the next few days.
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Problems on the roads
I was on my way home some days back. Our street is not too narrow, but on it's one side there were cars parking. I drove on the other side, so I would have had priority, but a black car didn't give me the right-off way. I tried to avoid it, but my right-first wheel were hit by the curb. I pulled in to see what happened. The wheel trim got all scratched, and the tyre started to get down. Luckily I could drove off and reach my home, but half hour later it was totally down. We used the spare wheel during the next few days.I was on my way home a few days ago when the incident occurred. Our street is not too narrow, but on one side there were parked cars so I drove on the other side. It was my right of way but a black car wouldn't give me priority. Unfortunately my front wheel hit the curb as I tried to avoid it so I pulled in to see the damage. The wheel trim was scratched and the tyre had started to go down. Luckily I was able to drive off and reach home, but half an hour later it was totally flat. We had to use the spare wheel for the next few days.
I rearranged some of your sentences as I thought they were a bit short. In UK we would say near-side front wheel or off-side front wheel (near side is near the curb and off side is away from the curb in the middle of the road).
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Problems on the road
I was on my way home a few days ago. Our street is not too narrow, but on one side there were cars parked. I drove on the other side, so I would have priority, but a black car didn't give me the right of way. I tried to avoid it, but my right-front wheel hit the curb. I pulled over to see what had happened. The wheel trim had gotten all scratched, and the tyre had started to deflate. Luckily I could drive off and reach my home, but a half hour later it was totally flat. We used the spare wheel for the next few days.Want to progress faster?
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