you normally want to level with the bags 'deflated', as your 'house' is then sitting down on the suspension foundation, and your legs have much less travel involved before touching the ground.
If the front is the 'low' point of the site, then start with Manual mode and lower the rear legs first, but only to the point that you feel them both 'touch' the ground. This will give you a good starting 'foundation'.
Then, lower the FRONT legs, continuing after they've touched to a point where the wheels are not yet 'leaving the ground', if it gets to that point.
Even if you are not 'exactly' level, according to the system lights, you may be level 'enough' for comfort. Turn your system off and you're done.
(of course, if you are low 'side to side', you'll need to also handle that as well)
the Auto mode for these systems tends to take the coach up artificially too high. I don't use it anymore...only MANUAL mode for me.
also, in 3 1/2 years and over 83,000 miles, I've never driven my coach 'up on blocks' or such...it's just not needed, and probably dangerous.
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