KC,
This subject has been discussed on the forum before, and the censuses opinion is pretty much that if you are not trying to treat or prevent a microbial growth (algae), any benefits that you receive from a fuel additive if you are using good fuel, are offset by the cost of the additive. Therefore, if there is no financial benefit in fuel cost or engine maintenance cost, why go through the trouble and mess of dealing with a fuel additive.
However, if you have an issue with microbial growth in your fuel, a biocide fuel additive is very highly recommended. Only a biocide will cure this issue, other than fuel polishing. A regular diesel additive that is meant as a Cetane booster, will not help a microbial growth issue.
Gerald