Suggest you remove free wheeling hubs, you have not told us if they are manual or auto hubs. I am assuming they are manual?
IMO, remove free wheeling hubs, give them a clean and re grease, no solvent on o-rings (manual hubs).
Prior to hub removal: manual hubs put them in free position and if auto hubs put them in the locked position before removing retaining bolt and the hubs. Not sure of your skill set eg: familiarity of hub removal, remember witness mark component assy placement (manual hubs) before stripping down. Check for wear / cracks and operation. Re-grease.
Also remove wheel hubs, inspect the bearing, not sure if you want to replace bearing but if not and dust seals look OK, put grease in the hub and bearings (note if ABS fitted remove retaining bolt and sensor first from the swivel hub). Re-assemble adjust for wheel bearing pre-load, rotate wheel back and forth few times as adjusting, when happy lock up and reassemble all and try hubs on stand first. Basic advice see how you go mate.





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