A 2035 Camry, wow Toyota is leaps ahead of the competition!

 

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Rubber rice? Maybe it's GMO emergency rations😄

 

Probably more nutritious than many things sold as food today.

 

My googling says it is for the front of the car. Was this just something left loose in the trunk? I doubt they would admit an error, but you should ask your dealer about this.

 

@wolfgheist
You typed 2035 instead of, presumably, 2025 in your title.
I changed it.
You are also saying you found "rices" in the trunk. No one knows what that means.
Please clarify and add pictures if possible if you want help.

Now, I performed a Google search and found THESE but they are for 2018-2022 models.

 

Spellcheck kills me. Rices = things. Lol

 

Hmmm. Looking up that part number, perhaps they belong in the front wheel wells?

Front Wheel Opening Extension Pad Left Hand #53852-06180 | Autoparts.toyota.com

Protect your wheel assembly with our Front Wheel Opening Extension Pad Left Hand. Shop Genuine Toyota parts now!

autoparts.serratoyota.com

The Front Wheel Opening Extension Pad Left Hand (#53852-06180) functions as part of the Suspension Crossmember & Under Cover system in the vehicle's body. This crucial auto part serves to protect the wheel opening from accumulated dirt, debris, and occasional impacts that can occur while driving. In operation, it offers a barrier and deflects harmful elements away from the inner workings of the wheel assembly

It might be worth having your dealer service verify you have the parts installed.

 

 

Looks like it's a front NVH insulator for 2018-2024 V6 Camry's only, would love to know how it ended up in the trunk of a 2025. People were probably moving inventory off the line to put into storage and just tossed a pair into a passing assembly thinking it would give the new owner something to ponder.

 

The site I linked to says it also fits 2025 Camry XLE FWD. They did not list AWD as an option, so it would likely work for that too.

 

Most sites I check to not list any parts for 2025 and only a small handful of accessories.

 

They were supposed to be installed during PDI. I bet million bucks they were supposed to be installed directly next to front wheels on the front.

I have done numerous cabin filter inspections on Toyotas and dealer installed PDI parts were STILL in the glove box. I even installed frame plugs on 75k mile Gen 7 Camry that a lazy POS tech didn't do.

 

This 2025 Camry is made up of parts from older generations of Camry. I have changed a few things on my car with oem parts. All the oem parts I used are from older models.

This 2025 shares a lot of parts with the older generations.