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The rears are not hard to replace. Breaking free the bolts are the tough part. The upper bolts on the rears may have to be accessed from inside the back seat. Remove the lower back then the upper and they are easier to get at then going through the trunk. The fronts have the springs but you can buy them "pre-loaded" so that you dont have to mess with taking the spring off one and putting it on the other. Becareful with the springs as they are under alot of presure.
The other big thing is when you are done you will have to get the car aligned. When you replace them it messes with adjustments for alignment and you don't want to eat through tires or be shanken to death while driving down the road. Do a four wheel alignment not a two wheel. Good luck.
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