Tire Issue

Slowly. Don't be too surprised if they tell you the wheel is bent too.

 

Change the tyre....... immediately. When the tyre is off check the rim for damage, you are likely fine, but a bulge like that is the form of a tyre about to burst I’m afraid. Usually I’d be certain to change both tyres on the same axle at a time to ensure similar grip levels, particularly if one ends up being a very old tyre (2 or 3 years from the batch number) and the fresh one is likely to be two or three months from its creation. The formulations change over time, and of course, weather causes them to further deteriorate albeit slowly

 

Actually the DOT BUILD DATE is 4513 = 45th week 2013, those tires are 5 years old, time to replace them anyway, performance driving requires tires under 6 years old otherwise you are just hoping they will hold

And, if you value your rim, do not drive on that tire at all, probably best to flatbed it to the dealer and replace all 4 tires, no point in having 5+ year old tires on one axle and fresh on another...

 

I didn’t spot that! Top advice. Check all the tyres. I had a 599 once and when I inspected the tyres, the rears were three years old, fronts one year and four years! Needless to say I swapped all of them and transformed the already seemingly good handling

 

Always the way

 

Consider your self lucky if only the tire is damaged. As said the tires are old anyway for performance driving so it is time for 4 new shoes. You will likely notice the better handling on the new tires.

 

Bummer
I would jack the front up and pull both wheels.
Take them to the tire store in your car and have them put new tires on.
Check the dates on the back tires also.