Toyota · NHP10 · 2011–2021
Toyota Aqua NHP10 Tyre pressure What tyre pressure should a Toyota Aqua NHP10 use? 230–270 kPa depending on NHP10 type and wheel specification
Chassis check: this answer is for the Toyota Aqua NHP10 (1NZ-FXE · 1,496 cc). Other Aqua chassis have their own published answer. Some may share a value with one of the conditions above, so match your chassis code:
Aqua MXPK10 (M15A-FXE · FF (2WD), 2021–2023): 250 kPa front / 240 kPa rear on 175/70R14; 230 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 185/65R15; 220 kPa front / 200 kPa rear on 195/55R16 (cold)Aqua MXPK11 (M15A-FXE · FF (2WD), 2021–2023): 250 kPa front / 240 kPa rear on 175/70R14; 230 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 185/65R15; 220 kPa front / 200 kPa rear on 195/55R16 (cold)Aqua MXPK15 (M15A-FXE · E-Four (4WD), 2021–2023): 250 kPa front / 240 kPa rear on 175/70R14; 230 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 185/65R15; 220 kPa front / 200 kPa rear on 195/55R16 (cold)Aqua MXPK16 (M15A-FXE · E-Four (4WD), 2021–2023): 250 kPa front / 240 kPa rear on 175/70R14; 230 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 185/65R15; 220 kPa front / 200 kPa rear on 195/55R16 (cold)Compare every Aqua chassis tyre pressure reference →
Tyre / tire pressure unit reference 270 kPa ≈ 39 psi; 230 kPa ≈ 33 psi. Approximate unit conversion only; match the actual tyres, trim and manufacturer's cold-pressure placard. Never use the conversion as a substitute for the source.
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At a glance
Vehicle Toyota Aqua NHP10
Tyre pressure 230–270 kPa depending on NHP10 type and wheel specification
Manufacturer source Toyota Motor Corporation
Verified 2026-09-28 Toyota’s 2017 Aqua manual lists several cold tyre-pressure specifications across NHP10 type codes and wheel combinations.
Reference details
NHP10-AHXCB 185/60R15 270 kPa
NHP10H-AHXXB 185/60R15 240 kPa
NHP10-AHXNB/AHXEB 185/60R15 steel 240 kPa
NHP10-AHXNB/AHXEB 185/60R15 aluminum 230 kPa
185/60R16 230 kPa Check before you buy or service: Aqua NHP10 pressure varies by exact type code and wheel. Confirm the vehicle type and door placard before inflating.
Source Last verified by CarFactBook: 2026-09-28
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Compare more Aqua chassis references → Other chassis of the Toyota Aqua have independently documented answers. Compare all 5 exact-code tyre pressure references →
The same question, different cars Manufacturer documentation can give different answers for different engines, configurations and model codes. These are independently sourced entries for the same reference topic, not interchangeable parts or service instructions.
Toyota Aqua MXPK10 2021–2023
Tyre pressure 250 kPa front / 240 kPa rear on 175/70R14; 230 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 185/65R15; 220 kPa front / 200 kPa rear on 195/55R16 (cold) (Toyota December 2021 manual edition) Check the exact variant and source limitations Toyota Motor Corporation · verified 2026-10-22
Toyota Allion NZT260 2007–2021
Tyre pressure 185/65R15: 230 kPa front / 230 kPa rear Check the exact variant and source limitations Toyota Motor Corporation · verified 2026-09-28
Honda Fit GP5 2013–2020
Tyre pressure 220 kPa front / 210 kPa rear Check the exact variant and source limitations Honda Motor Co., Ltd. · verified 2026-10-02
Honda Grace GM4 2014–2020
Tyre pressure 220–230 kPa front / 210 kPa rear depending on configuration Check the exact variant and source limitations Honda Motor Co. · verified 2026-09-28
