It's maybe a matter of taste but I'm not a huge fan of reloadAuthUsingTokenAuth() actually calling doReloadAuthUsingTokenAuth(), it's a bit redundant and makes the code harder to navigate (eg. to illustrate what prevents from having another doReallyReloadAuthUsingTokenAuth()).

Maybe something like that?

public static function reloadAuthUsingTokenAuth()
{
    if (! self::shouldReloadAuthUsingTokenAuth($request)) {
        return;
    }
    // do the thing
}

I can rename it to doReallyReloadAuthUsingTokenAuth. That method is called by reloadAuthUsingTokenAuth but also when restoring the token. Here we definitely want to reload auth even shouldReloadAuthUsingTokenAuth would return false. That's why I added that method.

Renamed it to forceReloadAuthUsingTokenAuth

👍 better choice