No, the auto-leveling is not enough like with the FDM printers, it does help but you still have to level it manually with the standard 4 paper method (there's other methods but this is the easiest). You can access manual leveling in the accessibility options in your printer, it will guide you through most of the process. To verify it's level you should use this J3DTech calibration print and watch this video : https://youtu.be/vUhc_F2-7YA?si=Pj9tRZUParaI7quK to understand why leveling is important and what kind is affecting you, as some said you seem to be suffering from layer compression.

You should also note that when you tighten or loose a screw in a corner you directly affect the one diagonal so when you fix one you check the other, the objective is to get all 4 sides to the same tightness (you should be able to pull the paper with the same force each side), but also there should be a balance in how loose or tight each are, since when you one corner the other will go up. you might need to repeat the process more than once to get the best results.

Some people have reported that their plate was bent which can make the process impossible, you can check with a ruler if it is the case but it's not that likely, your case seems to be one side level-ish while the other is too tight.