Ride A Pet Roblox Radar Guide - Prices and How to Use

What does a Ride A Pet Roblox radar do?

Eggs that appear around the map are hidden, and the ones worth hatching are the ones people do not walk past by accident. A radar turns that search into a straight line: you buy it, activate it, and it marks a single hidden egg together with a live distance readout. Ride the marker down and pick the egg up.

One radar tracks one egg. When that egg is resolved — picked up or lost — the radar’s job is done and the next hunt needs a fresh purchase.

Where do you buy a radar in Ride A Pet Roblox?

Radars come from the Gears stall in the central market, which sits alongside the other market stalls. The board is a rolling stock list rather than a fixed catalogue, and it states its own limits on every card:

• Each entry prints a live count such as x4 Stock, and the count drops as players buy that tier.
• A sold-out tier prints No Stock in red where its price would be, until the board refreshes.
• The header counts down to the next batch (New gear in 4m 23s) beside a green Restock button, which skips that wait: the purchase dialog it opens prices Restock at 25 Robux.
• Buying is a two-step: select the card, then pay on the bar in the middle of the board. Its green button charges that tier’s cash price, and the hexagonal button beside it offers the same radar for Robux.
• Every card carries its own Auto-Buy toggle. Switched on, it buys that tier for you when the board’s stock refreshes.

Before buying, check what is actually out there. The Track stall opens an Eggs In World list: every card prints one egg with a count and that tier’s Clover figure, and the panel counts down to the reset that replaces the current spawns (Egg resets In 7:14 in the first frame below).

The spread across that list is wide. The cheapest tier is listed at x30 for 1 Clover, while the top of the range is listed one at a time — x1 each at 3M, 7M, 1.5B and 100B Clovers. Buying a radar without reading the board first is how a hunt gets spent on the cheapest egg in the world instead of the one you wanted.

Ride A Pet Roblox radar prices

The board sells six radar tiers for cash, and every card is stamped with that tier’s own rarity badge:

Radar	Tier	Price
Advanced Radar	Rare	$50
Jewel Radar	Epic	$3,000
Royal Radar	Legendary	$20,000
Magic Radar	Mythic	$300,000
Angelic Radar	Divine	$7,000,000
Eternal Radar	Ethereal	Only printed while it is in stock

The cheap end is the one you repeat. An Advanced Radar at $50 is pocket change even in a fresh cycle, while the Angelic Radar at $7,000,000 is a late-game purchase rather than something to buy every hunt. Stock moves as other players buy, and an out-of-stock tier replaces its price with No Stock, so read the board before you commit rather than trusting any list, including this one.

How do you use a Ride A Pet Roblox radar?

1. Mount a pet before leaving the market. Riding is faster than running, and even a starter pet shortens a cross-map trip.
2. Buy the radar at the Gears stall with the talk prompt.
3. Equip it and press Use Radar. The button appears at the bottom of the screen, and pressing it starts the hunt and locks the radar onto one egg.
4. Follow the marker. It is a yellow arrow with the live distance printed beside it — 355m in the frame below — and that number drops as you close in. Stay mounted instead of dismounting to look around.
5. Interact with the egg to pick it up. Eggs are often tucked against terrain, so look low and close to the marker rather than around it.
6. Ride straight back to your ranch. The break timer starts the moment you pick the egg up.

What makes you lose a Ride A Pet Roblox egg?

Two failures account for most lost radars, and both are worth planning around before you spend:

• Another player reaches it first. The game says so outright, naming the player who took the egg your radar was tracking.
• The break timer runs out on the way home. Carrying an egg slows you down, so a long return trip on a slow pet can end the attempt before you arrive. The countdown is printed to a tenth of a second (31.9s in the frame below), so there is no guessing how much time is left.

There is also a DROP button on the basket panel while you are carrying an egg, so an accidental press mid-run ends it as well. Speed is the fix for the first two: faster pets move better, which is why the late rows on the Ride A Pet Roblox best pets page are the ones worth riding on a hunt.

Ride A Pet Roblox Egg Basket and the break timer

A claimed egg goes into your Egg Basket and stays there while the countdown runs. The panel shows the egg with its Clover value, a loaded count such as 1/1, and the DROP button. The run is finished when you cross onto your own plot, marked by your ranch name at the entrance; arriving before the timer empties is the confirmation.

Once the tracked egg is resolved you also get a notice naming the radar that finished (Jewel Radar Finished), which is your cue that the device is spent and the next hunt needs a new one. The spawn points themselves are listed on the Ride A Pet Roblox egg locations page, and the same loop applies to the rarest find, covered in the Ride A Pet Roblox Cherub Egg guide.

What does the Ride A Pet Roblox Infinite Radar pass change?

Infinite Radar is the one game pass currently listed for sale in the Store, but no effect description is published, so treat the name as a lead rather than a promise. Check the Store tab on the Roblox game page for the live listing and what it says; the Ride A Pet Roblox game passes list tracks the current sale status of all four passes.

The cash-priced radars on this page are bought inside the game and are separate from that pass. Nothing on the in-game board shows what the pass does, so this page does not claim it replaces radar purchases.