Class A automatic leveling never works!

I use the push buttons to get it level
Rather use the buttons to level hydraulically
Than mess with blocks where not needed
If I need blocks, I put them under the leveling jacks
Not the tires

As above, define what is happening when you auto level. We’ve had to train the system as to what is level, and it helps. (We have a different system than you, for mine there is a procedure for “setting the null” which is techno babel for telling the system what is level) At the same time, I’ll say that IF the site is reasonably level to start with, we will press the auto level. Otherwise we will level it manually using the buttons on the controller. Even then sometimes we have to adjust the location of the MH on the site to get it the way we want it.

We don’t use leveling blocks, but do have some wood blocks that I’ll take with us if I know we will be parked on dirt or gravel. These are primarily for providing a good base, so just a single board per foot.

And we have had auto level crack a windshield so be aware.

Exactly what types of issues are you having? Do they not auto adjust, not work at all, get stuck, etc???

I have found that the automatic mode on any of the class A's we have had worked a little wonky. They simply do things and continually micro adjust to the point that it twists and groans and usually ends up with one wheel off the ground. Once I swore the windshield was going to pop out. The auto level simply does way more than it has to. In my experience - in all three class A's we've owned, that manual mode on the leveling jacks is the only way to go. I have a level app on my phone and adjust the jacks accordingly. Way more easier and I think it's overall better for the RV.

KISS method.