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The former sounds like a Quirk. Check the Tinker Station when you get back to the garage.
The later? Remember how bad the car steered at the start of the game? Check the status display in the center console. See if any of the tires have a yellow diamond by it, which denotes a problem with that one.
Scan it, chances are the wheel is loose (mechanic's kit to fix) or flat (use a sealing kit).
The tire can also be bald, or even blown out, which leaves replacement as the only fix.