How to Enable the Lock Sound on T-Roc?

[ClaytonAnn]

To set the lock sound for the Volkswagen T-Roc, follow these steps: 1. Press the brake pedal, shift the gear lever to P position, release the brake pedal, and press the one-touch start button twice consecutively; 2. Close all doors, then press and hold the lock button on the driver's door for more than 10 seconds. Below is some relevant information about the T-Roc: 1. Interior-wise, the T-Roc's cabin design follows Volkswagen's signature family style, featuring a dashboard slightly tilted towards the driver. It comes equipped with a multifunction steering wheel, large central touchscreen, automatic air conditioning, panoramic sunroof, etc. 2. Dimensions: The vehicle measures 4318mm in length, 1819mm in width, and 1582mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2680mm. It is paired with a 7-speed dry dual-clutch transmission, achieving a top speed of 200 km/h.

[CarsonDella]

I recently switched to a T-Roc and researched the issue of enabling the lock sound. First, start the vehicle to ensure the infotainment system is powered on. Then, tap the settings icon in the lower-left corner of the screen, navigate to the vehicle settings menu, and scroll down to find the central locking-related options. There should be a lock confirmation sound feature, which is likely disabled by default—simply toggle it on. Make sure the car is either turned off or idling during this process to avoid distracted driving. If you can’t find this option, it might depend on the model year; post-2020 T-Roc versions generally support it. After enabling, press the remote key to lock the car, and you’ll hear a beep confirming it’s active. I recommend regularly checking for system software updates, as bugs can sometimes disable the sound. This feature is handy in parking lots to confirm locking status, enhancing security, but don’t rely solely on it—always manually check the doors as a precaution. Overall, it’s straightforward and takes under 10 minutes.

[Luis]

As a longtime T-Roc owner, I find the locking sound feature quite practical. When parking at large shopping malls or roadside, pressing the key immediately tells me whether the car is locked properly. The operation is simple: sit in the car, press the start button or turn the key to the ignition position (without starting the engine), then touch the central control screen to access settings. Navigate to the security system section in vehicle settings and check the "locking sound" option to enable it. After setup, remember to test it by walking outside and pressing the key to hear the sound. The first time I tried, I forgot to enable the setting before testing – when no sound came, I thought it was broken, but actually, the activation wasn't successful. Also, keep the remote's battery charged, as weak signals may prevent the sound from working. Once set up, this function makes parking more reassuring, especially when with kids, reducing the hassle of repeated checks. For maintenance, just review the menu settings annually to ensure it hasn't auto-disabled.

[DelHope]

As a former novice driver, I found it quite easy to enable the locking sound feature on my T-Roc. After entering the vehicle and powering up the system without starting the engine, navigate to the central control settings menu, locate the vehicle options, then select the locking prompt section to toggle the switch on. Once set up, you'll hear a beep confirmation when locking the car. If the screen doesn't respond during operation, the system might be loading slowly - just wait a few seconds and try again. Remember to keep your remote key battery sufficiently charged as low power may affect sound activation. This setup helps me quickly locate my vehicle in parking lots.