Q: I had just two ignition coils replaced recently do all of them have to be replaced

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I had just recently replaced two ignition coils on my 2004 suburban do all of them have to be replaced

My car has 153456 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

2004
V8-5.3L
Chevrolet
Suburban 1500
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