What could be the reason that the brake pedal cannot be pressed down when turning the steering wheel fully or reversing?

I just got the 2022 T8 top model, and the road feel is really strong. The steering wheel feedback is quite intense, constantly feels like there's a slight vibration. Also, when reversing at low speed with the steering wheel fully turned, there's some shaking. The dealership says it's normal. Could it be related to the tires?

Will the brake lights illuminate during regenerative braking when you are not pressing the brake pedal?

When the 2006 Legacy is in drive and you press the brake, there's a "doo doo" noise from the chassis, and the steering wheel and brake pedal vibrate. Sometimes it's mild, sometimes strong, and sometimes there's no issue at all. Could it be because the brake silencer pads weren't installed properly?

What could be the reason for the headlights and brake lights turning on by themselves at night?

What could be the reason that there seems to be something blocking the brake pedal when I press the brake on a 207?

When turning the steering wheel all the way to the right while reversing, it feels like the wheels are rolling over something, with an up-and-down sensation, similar to the feeling of an uneven tire.

What could be the reason that the brake pedal cannot be pressed down when turning the steering wheel fully or reversing?

When the steering of the 2017 Honda City is turned fully, there is a stuttering, as if it's stuck, but there is no issue with small turns. What could be the reason for this? Can anyone help with this? Thanks a lot.

Volkswagen Jetta 13 manual fashion 1.6 has a noise when turning the steering wheel. There is no sound when the steering is turned in place, but when driving and turning the steering wheel to the limit, it makes a noise. What could be the reason?

Fellow car enthusiasts, have you ever experienced the brake pedal bouncing back a few times when you press it down?