Product review (5 stars): So much quieter than the old bearing
These new bearings are so much quieter than the OEM bearing that were going out on our washer.  There is no way for me to be sure, but I think it spins faster now, too.  In all fairness, our washer is going on ten years old, so the old ones did last a while.  I expect these to last at least that long or until we replace this machine.  The order arrived quickly and all the contents were very well packaged.

I watched a few vids on UToob to see how to take the machine apart. I really liked the one from Yellow Van Handyman.  He disassembled the exact model we have and offered a some great tips and tricks for taking the machine apart and removing the tub and drum assembly.

That being said,  Make sure you watch the Front Load Bearing(sellers) videos.  There are some great tips and trick on the actual bearing removal and installation.  On my first attempt, I did not get my seal seated all the way and when I reassembled the drum and tub, the drum did not spin freely.  This was my fault and if I had watched the sellers videos first, I would have avoided this mistake.  No harm done, just extra time and a few laughs at my expense.

HINT -- When you are driving you bearings out, I found that a standard 5 gallon bucket ( like the one the sheetrock compound comes in), works very well as a cradle and support.  There are some tabs on the joining edge of the the rear section of the tub you must not damage. The 5 gallon bucket is wide enough and tall enough to hold the tub when working on both the inner and outer bearings.

Overall the process was easy for the average DIY person.  You may want to get some help with removing the tub and drum, it is pretty heavy and bulky.  Get a jar to put all the screws in, there are alot.  I think the only tools I needed were a 7mm socket and driver, small flat head screwdriver, large crescent wrench or socket set, large screwdriver or bar (to lock pulley in place) and a rubber mallet( although you can use a regular hammer), a piece of 2x4 and some white lithium grease.

Just take your time and pause the videos as you work.

BTW have a few beer cold for when you finish, because you should reward yourself for a job well done.