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Get your sound on your Tesla.

Download. Copy to USB. Set your lock sound.

Install guide

Easy on the ears. A little full of personality.

Start with our collection of short, subtle sounds for everyday drives.

Explore quiet goodbyes

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BEFORE YOUR FIRST DOWNLOAD

A small sound.
A few good answers.

LockChime.lol is an independent library and audio workspace for custom Tesla lock sounds. Our home is lockchime.lol.

How do I change my Tesla lock sound?

On a compatible vehicle, copy a short file named LockChime.wav to the root of a USB drive, connect it to a data-capable port, and select USB in the vehicle’s Lock Sound settings. Check the option in your parked vehicle first.

Watch the 48-second install tutorial

Are the sound downloads free?

Yes. Preview and download published sounds without an account. Each sound page lists its source and permission: CC0 designs, commissioned AI sounds, and community submissions can have different reuse terms.

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Can I use my own music or audio?

Use the free browser converter or Sound Studio to trim audio you have permission to use. Exports are short, mono, 16-bit PCM WAV files at 44.1 kHz, under 1 MB. Uploading audio into the editor keeps editing local; sharing requires a separate submission.

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Does every Tesla support custom lock sounds?

No. Support depends on the vehicle’s hardware, software, and region, including its Pedestrian Warning System. A format-checked WAV file does not enable an unavailable vehicle feature.

Check compatibility first