Toyota · ZWR80G · 2014–2021
Toyota Noah ZWR80G Tyre pressure
What tyre pressure should a Toyota Noah ZWR80G use?240 kPa front / 240 kPa rear on 195/65R15 91S (cold) (Toyota January 2014 hybrid manual edition)
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At a glance
- Vehicle
- Toyota Noah ZWR80G
- Tyre pressure
- 240 kPa front / 240 kPa rear on 195/65R15 91S (cold) (Toyota January 2014 hybrid manual edition)
- Manufacturer source
- Toyota Motor Corporation
- Verified
Cold tyre pressures by tyre size from the Toyota hybrid owner's manual.
Reference details
Check before you buy or service: Applies only to cars covered by Toyota's NOAH hybrid owner's manual edition of January 2014 (production 2014-01 to 2015-12); other production years are not established by this source. Japan-market Toyota Noah ZWR80G (2ZR-FXE 1.8 L hybrid, motor 5JM, front-wheel drive), per the manual's own 車両仕様 table. The fitted size depends on grade and options and is shown on the driver's-side tyre label; no grade fitment is inferred. Source SHA-256 c6e09ae38b630de4731258798999963bc3cf19afc1b8926366a8f0111a134cf4.
Source
Toyota Motor Corporation manufacturer referenceToyota Motor Corporation
Open manufacturer source ↗Last verified by CarFactBook:
Same ZWR80G chassis, different badge
Toyota sold the 80-series minivan as the Noah, Voxy and Esquire. Each name keeps its own manufacturer-sourced answer; use the name on your registration.
Same question · different chassis
Does this answer change on another Noah?
Tyre pressure is published for these other exact codes. Compare the sourced answer and vehicle scope before using a value.
Toyota Noah ZRR80G2014–2021 · Toyota Motor Corporation
240 kPa front / 240 kPa rearView original reference ↗
Compare ZWR80G and ZRR80G profiles →A matching number does not establish that equipment, trim, production date or regional specification is identical.
Compare more Noah chassis references →Other chassis of the Toyota Noah have independently documented answers. Compare all 6 exact-code tyre pressure references →