Just make sure you clean up the hub properly and check the run out of the disks at the largest diameter with a DTI to prevent any future DTV issues.
Runout limits for front are 0.05mm or 2 thousandths of an inch.
Rears are 0.07mm or just under 3 thousandths of an inch.
DTV usually shows up after a few thousand miles.
Apart from that it's easy.
Wheels off, calipers off push pistons back can be done by hand just a bit fiddly with the 4 pots on the front. Tie caliper out of way so brake line isn't stretched. Remove disk, clean up hub. Fit new disk, measure runout with disk in all 5 positions put disk on in position with lowest run out. Bolt caliper back on wheels on job done.
Disks are held on by the wheels no little grub screw to slacken.