Product review (5 stars): The correct kit to use and save money.
I have done this job twice and I can tell you not all kits are the same. The first time was with a cheaper kit that I found on Ebay. The Ebay kit was very popular with many high reviews. Six months after the repair I started to hear a bearing noise that later got worse. Not wanting to do the repair again wrong I started to research into what caused the failure. The best solution that I found was in the adhesive placed on top of the rubber lip seal. The  Ebay kit had supplied a tube of silicone. Later when I disassembled I noticed the silicone did not adhere to the tub and water had eventually passed the rubber lip seal and got into the bearings. Once water enters the bearings the bearings will corrode and eventually fail. I then wanted to buy a kit that had all genuine parts so I bought this kit. The adhesive in this kit is correct and worked perfectly to adhere to the tub and solve the problem.
Tips that helped me:
Research YouTube to find out how to use a car scissor jack to remove tub.
Go ahead and purchase the bearing install tool and make sure the tool is rotated in the direction you will be tightening so the tool will not be pitched at an angle in the bottom of the tub. The tool should rotate to a vertical edge inside the tub.
Make sure to install the washer in this kit on top of the bottom bearing with a little grease and place the bottom bearing on the tool. Search for a YouTube that will show you this to keep from damaging the washer during the bearing install.
My motor had some cracks in the plastic so I mixed up some JB weld to repair and keep the cracks from becoming larger.
Take your time especially when installing the rubber seal. After you have installed the bearings make sure to clean the inside of the tub where the rubber seal is going to be pressed into the tub. This area is where you need to make a seal with the adhesive so clean it. Grease the spring side of the rubber seal and grease side goes down. Make sure you have adhesive on outside of rubber seal when installing into tub. Once installed add more adhesive on top of the rubber seal keeping adhesive away from the shaft by about 1/16 but filling the gap between the tub and rubber seal.
The adhesive seems to dry fairly quick but I would wait a few extra hours to make sure before your first wash.