[Duster]

Anything but ball bearings if you can avoid them for a long lasting change. Timken's roller bearing pressed into the "old" hub would be the best choice if you want high service lifetime.

Or you can go the whole hub way if you want it easier but it's much more expensive and useless in my opinion.



Edit:I wasn't sure about the parts # at first since I didn't change my own bearings yet...but after a little search, it appears that the ball bearing number from Timken for your front wheels is: 510058 and the roller bearing number from the same manufacturer is: Set49