That is common when maneuvering due to side loads on the tires. If you have room, try pulling the trailer straight ahead a truck length or two and then straight back. See if that equalizes things.
Grease on the backside of the tire could mean a seal failure and possibly grease on the brakes. There shouldn't be grease on the frontside either, but it probably isn't a serious problem. Have you cleaned it off to see if it happens again?
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