Welcome to the pre-TSB leaf spring owners club (PTLSOC). 
The first batch of Tacomas from 95-96 were built with a three leaf pack. A TSB issued in 1996 corrected this issue. However, very few trucks actually got the service done. The TSB was good for vehicles not more then 5yr/60k mile.
At this point, the best thing to do is order a new set of springs. You can also rebuild your springs or swap in a set from a 98+ Tacoma (about 5" longer, requires welding and fab work).
Mine are like yours, but I got a shackle and an AAL on them and they still hold up. I'd like to get new ones, but thats not in my budget currently.
The first batch of Tacomas from 95-96 were built with a three leaf pack. A TSB issued in 1996 corrected this issue. However, very few trucks actually got the service done. The TSB was good for vehicles not more then 5yr/60k mile. At this point, the best thing to do is order a new set of springs. You can also rebuild your springs or swap in a set from a 98+ Tacoma (about 5" longer, requires welding and fab work).
Mine are like yours, but I got a shackle and an AAL on them and they still hold up. I'd like to get new ones, but thats not in my budget currently.
