Today I'm testing the Indeflate 4 Hose system. This allows me to link all 4 tires together for airing up or down. The first thing I noticed is I can fire up the compressor immediately and hook on the first tire. Now I'm making progress and can take my time getting the caps off and hoses on the other 3 tires. Having such a large system linked together makes the gauge much more accurate during use so turning off the compressor or unhooking the hose to check pressure isn't required which saves even more time. All of this makes for one long break instead of a bunch of 2min breaks checking current tire pressure repeatedly. Lastly (which I poorly explained) is I'll be getting the same temperature of air consistently through the fill. The single tire hoses will start with the coldest (most dense) air possible in the first tire and get hotter (less dense, or "worse") from there as the compressor and hose heat up. This would result in me seeing pressures like 38, 37, 36, 34 the next morning. I've also just realized that having this much hose out when using an Indeflate probably helps keep things cooler all around as well. Either way, I kind of thought it would be a pain dealing with all of the hoses but I liked it immediately and after ~20 uses I really love it. The couple of times I've done a poor wind up and had a huge knot it was totally fine - just got that first hose on a tire and dealt with the rest while making progress.