Best Add a leaf?

Looking for feedback on the various add a leafs available. I have a 2015 dclb and looking to add a mild lift. I'm sort of between the icon progressive aal and the deaver single aal. Please tell me your experience with various add a leafs. And yes eventually I will put in a whole new leaf pack but that doesn't fit my application right now. Thanks

 

Bump for anything?

 

Icon 3 leaf AAL or wheelers 3 leaf AAL

 

I wanted to keep my overload leaf, so I opted for the wheelers 1.5" single AAL. I don't have experience with any other brands, but for $77 I'm thrilled with the results.

 

The 3 leaf is certainly the smoothest riding option, and usually provides about 1.5-1.75" of lift.

Are your current leaf springs Flat, or do they look like they are Frowning Down over the axle?

 

I'm going to guess no because he owns a '15. Unless that's an issue

 

Good Call! So, then OP you should be good to go with the 3 leaf aal set.

 

I just added an All Pro 3 Leaf AAL and left my overload in. Got 2.5 inches out of it. It should settle to 2 though.

 

Wheeler's progressive 3 leaf. I was able to haul approx 1300 pounds of top soil in the bed with minimal squatting.

 

Damn wish I could have gotten more feedback sooner...already ordered the Icon 3 leaf. The stock leafs are still pretty good just need to lift the rear end a bit.

 

Yeah it's weird how older threads will all of a sudden gain a bunch of traction

 

Hey, I'm not trying to threadjack but I've read elsewhere on the forum that the Wheeler's 2" single AAL is a bit better for load carrying than the 3 leaf progressive. Since I added an aluminum commercial style cap and a few tools my '14 is a tiny bit lower in the rear than the front. My stock leafs (3+1) are about perfectly straight, maybe a tiny bit of negative arch or "frowny". Bro lean makes me frowny...

 

The Single is better suited for load support, but sounds like the 3 Leaf would also work well for you.

 

I'm planning a trip to Utah this Sept and I'm gonna have backpacks, a tent, maybe camp chairs, fuel and water cans, and other miscellany and I don't wanna be saggin for 4500 miles. Since my payload is never huge, the 3 leaf may be adequate. It does offer at least some load helping though, right? Even if its not as much as the single 2"? I rarely carry heavy loads or tow.

 

Yeah a 3 leaf will carry loads better than a single 2". Your weight carrying capacity goes up with an AAL

 

I love my wheelers progressive aal. I spent the extra 10 bucks on the heavy duty version for both my tacos

 

Cool, thanks!

 

I have wheelers 2" aal on my sport 3 leaf pack.

I dont carry heavy loads but i did carry a 657lb pallet of various truck parts about 30 miles with ease. Might not seam far but in Hawaii it is lol!!

 

My 2015 is "frowning down" already: 3800 miles...

 

A question about shock length, should we be running extended travel shocks with an aal? I'm looking at the 3 leaf and I wouldn't think extended shocks are required because it's basically gonna get me to stock height or a hair above, just with a bit more weight in the bed. Am I barking up the right tree here?