How to free space on Android with root access

Hi guys, so today I was wondering what I could give my fellow Android users which I know is virtually everyone since we all use Android. There's are common problem with these devices such as space running out, phone lagging e.t.c. I am pleased to rep you today that I have found a fix, you can call it a temporary fix or something but it's better than nothing. So for the fix, we would be needing a very important thing which is root access, we are going to be using some apps which would require our devices to be rooted, Let me explain the fix.
Are we all familiar with go apps? Softwares? Os? Yes that's the fix, I went tough the list of apps on my phone and I discovered some apps taking lots of space in my phone which includes the Google app, Google maps, YouTube etc, This is where root access comes in, I had to uninstall those three apps on my phone with root access and replaced them with the go editions which I found on playstore. The screenshot of the apps are below.

That above is YouTube go, it's smaller in size than the regular YouTube app, you can check yours on your device to understand what I'm saying.

That above is Google go, it's a lot smaller than the normal Google app, I'm sure a lot of people can testify to that.

Lastly, that's YouTube go, it's also smaller than the regular YouTube we use,

So i know some of you would be curious on why I only used three Go apps, well here is the answer, there are only three go apps for Google apps on the playstore for now, I'm still working on making researches on more go apps.

Though using go apps kind of limits you to the amount of functions available to you, but if you are so keen on freeing space on your device, you can try this out because go apps are not so different from the regular apps, or better still you can use go apps for the apps you don't use all the time like I don't use Google, YouTube and Google maps all the time so I decided to replace them with go apps and I can use the go apps since it will still work well. I hope this was helpful. Thank you.