Rear suspension

I use my first gen Tacoma as a daily for work and have a bed slide canopy and usually a bed full of tools. With that being said I squat. What is the best way to deal with this. I’ve gone through options of airbags, add a leafs, blocks. Any suggestions would be great looking to level or even lift the back end while supporting extra weight and keeping a good ride quality, on as small of a budget as I can get away with.

 

Do the typical TW shuffle. Spacer block, then AAL, then buy a real complete leaf pack!

 

Buy once, cry once, and do the work once. Block is cheap and the ride quality suffers. AAL is ok, but it’s a bandage to a worn out set of leaf springs, won’t last. Lift shake won’t provide enough lift, plus, the ride quality will suffer done the leaf spring are 20+y/o.

Save your money and do it right the first time around, buy a proper set of lift leaf springs to carry the load. Cheap labor isn’t quality work, quality work isn’t cheap.