Do note that you have an excellent opportunity to "upgrade" the bearings to ones that are quieter, sealed, higher precision, thrust surfaces etc, as the bigger manufacturers usually make several versions of the same bearing with different addons. You might also want to make sure you get a high-end bearing in there while you're at it, personally I recommend SKF, they are the original inventor of the ball bearing, and they were the company that started Volvo, so they usually know what they are doing.

Oh, I wasn't saying that either, I was just pointing out that name brand standard bearings aren't the best out there, usually you have quite a bit of really high end stuff that fits just as well, so if one goes through the bother of changing them one might as well install the best, not just good, especially when the cost between good and great isn't that much for just one set.