Toyota Aqua NHP10: Tyre pressure, wheel fitment & maintenance
Keep pressure, tyre package, wheel geometry and documented maintenance references tied to the same chassis code and equipment scope.
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Before you buy or service: The individual vehicle tyre placard and exact fitted wheel/tyre configuration remain the final authority. PCD or offset alone is not complete fitment approval.
How these references affect your decision
Which Aqua wheel package?
The first-generation Aqua was offered with different 14-, 15-, 16- and 17-inch tyre packages. Select the factory equipment and door-placard pressure before interpreting rim or wheel-fitment values.
A matching PCD does not guarantee full wheel or tyre compatibility.
230–270 kPa depending on NHP10 type and wheel specification
The owner manual varies pressure by NHP10 type and wheel specification. Confirm the vehicle tyre-pressure placard rather than treating one value as universal.
Match replacement tires and wheels to the documented NHP10 factory package for the individual grade: 14×5J, 15×5.5J, 16×6J or 17×6.5J with the corresponding tire size.
No replacement interval is implied. The individual tire placard, wheel marking and grade/equipment are the final fitment checks.
CarFactBook keeps manufacturer evidence, fitment notes and service caveats attached to the exact model code. This page is a reference layer, not proof of the condition or equipment of an individual used vehicle.