TeslaLockChime

Custom lock sounds for your Tesla.

Pick a sound, set the volume, download a LockChime.wav that's ready for a USB drive. Free, no account, 597 sounds and counting.

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Full guide
  1. Format a USB drive as exFAT or FAT32 on your computer.
  2. Copy LockChime.wav to the top level of the drive, not inside a folder. Keep the exact name.
  3. Plug it into the car, then open Toybox → Boombox → Lock Sound and choose USB.

Questions

Which cars does this work on?
Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X and Cybertruck with a pedestrian warning speaker, on software 2023.44 or later. Most cars built since late 2019 have one.
Why WAV?
The car only reads a WAV file named exactly LockChime.wav, under 1 MB. Every file here already meets that, at every volume setting.
What does the volume setting do?
The car has no volume control for the lock sound, so we bake the level into the file. Boosts are capped so the sound never distorts.
Can I use these sounds?
Yes. Every sound is original, public domain or under a licence that allows free reuse. Credits are on each sound's page.