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•Hamza Rashid• 9 min read
Roblox
How to Get and Use Radar in Ride a Pet to Track Eggs
Ride a Pet drops every player onto a shared ranch where eggs spawn across a wide open map. Finding those spawns on foot burns time that a fast pet and the right tool save instead. Radar in Ride a Pet covers the entire hunt for eggs, sold in six separate tiers from a single stall at the ranch center. Each tier locks onto a single egg rarity band, so a wrong purchase can waste real ranch cash.
Picking the correct Radar tier matters more than owning several of them, since each one only points toward eggs inside its own rarity band. Radar costs, buying steps, the tracking process, and the short window for getting an egg home come next.
Using Radar in Ride a Pet Summary
Radar in Ride a Pet comes in six separate tiers, sold from the Gears stall at the ranch center, with each tier locked to one egg rarity band.
Radar prices climb from $50 for an Advanced Radar up to $30M for an Eternal Radar, with each tier locked to one egg rarity band only.
Every Radar disappears after a single use, pointing toward one egg for five minutes before it clears from inventory.
Activation takes two clicks, equip from inventory then click anywhere on screen to lock onto the strongest egg of that rarity currently on the map.
An Egg Will Break countdown starts the moment a player picks up an egg, giving roughly thirty seconds to reach an open nest before the egg and the spent Radar both disappear.
A Force Restock costs $3,000 whenever the Gears stall shows No Stock, refilling every tier at once.
The Infinite Radar gamepass costs 399 Robux and removes the timer, the cooldown, and the repeat trips back to the stall.
Servers cap at six players and every egg stays shared, so someone else can still claim a tracked target first.
What Radar Is in Ride a Pet
Radar in Ride a Pet always comes from a single stall at the ranch center, split into six separate tiers on that stall menu. Each tier locks onto eggs from exactly one rarity band on the shared map.
Buying the right tier depends entirely on which egg rarity actually needs filling out on a plot, since a Radar only ever searches within its own locked band. A cheap tier stays useless for high rarity eggs no matter how long a player waits, since the rarity lock never crosses tiers.
Every Radar Price and Egg Rarity in Ride a Pet
Every tier on the Gears stall menu carries its own price and its own rarity band, and the jump between the cheapest and priciest option spans from pocket change to a serious ranch investment. Matching a purchase to the eggs actually missing from a collection keeps ranch cash from draining on searches that were never going to find anything new. Cost and egg coverage for all six tiers appear next.
Radar Image | Radar Name | Cost | Rarity Tier | Eggs It Tracks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Advanced Radar | $50 | Rare | Cracked, Easter, Stone, Leaf |
 | Jewel Radar | $3K | Epic | Mushroom, Flower, Slime, Ice |
 | Royal Radar | $20K | Legendary | Glass, Golden |
 | Magic Radar | $300K | Mythic | Crystal, Skull, Dominus, Flaming, Sinister, Soul |
 | Angelic Radar | $7M | Divine | Aurora, Galaxy |
 | Eternal Radar | $30M | Ethereal | Blackhole, Cherub |
Cost jumps hardest between Royal and Magic, turning the top three tiers into long-term purchases instead of something bought on every run. An Advanced Radar at $50 works well as a starting tool during low ranch income, since a missed search barely dents a cash balance that size.
Jewel and Advanced Radars stay cheap enough to treat as disposable tools bought fresh for each hunt. Magic, Angelic, and Eternal Radars deserve saved cash instead of impulse spending, since an empty run at that price wastes far more than a cheap tier ever could.
How to Buy Radar at the Gears Stall
The Gears stall sits in the market area at the center of the ranch, right alongside the Food, Track, and Sell stalls. Walking up to it opens a menu listing all six Radar tiers together, from the cheapest Advanced Radar down to the priciest Eternal Radar.
Completing a purchase takes only a few taps once that menu opens.
Open the Gears stall menu by walking up to it in the market area at the ranch center.
Scroll through the six listed Radar tiers and compare the price against current ranch cash.
Select an affordable Radar and confirm the purchase, which drops the item straight into inventory.
Repeat the purchase ahead of a farming session, since every Radar disappears after a single use.
A Gears stall showing No Stock blocks every purchase until a Force Restock clears it, and that reset costs $3,000 and refills every tier at once. Paying for the restock early in a session avoids a stalled hunt later, especially during a long run built around one specific rarity.
Buying several Radars in one visit saves repeat trips back to the stall during a long session. Since each Radar only covers a single egg hunt, running out mid-map means walking or riding all the way back before the search can continue.
How to Use a Radar to Track an Egg
Equipping a Radar starts nothing on its own, so the five-minute timer stays paused until the second step happens. Opening the inventory and clicking the Radar moves it into an equipped state without spending any of that window.
The steps from equip to pickup run in order below.
Open the inventory and click the Radar to equip it, which does not start the timer.
Click anywhere on the screen to activate the Radar and lock onto the strongest egg of that rarity currently on the map.
Follow the direction marker and the shrinking distance number instead of scanning the terrain, since eggs often sit tucked against cliffs or perched on high ground.
Ride over the egg to collect it, which clears the Radar from inventory once the five-minute window closes.
A Radar always locks onto a single egg instead of sweeping an entire area, so pairing it with random wandering wastes most of the timer. Learning a fixed loop between common spawn spots turns the Radar into a tie-breaker instead of the whole plan.
Every server caps at six players, and every egg on the map stays shared between all of them. Someone else can still claim a Radar's target during the ride toward it, so speed toward the marker matters as much as the direction itself.
The Infinite Radar Gamepass in Ride a Pet
The Infinite Radar gamepass costs 399 Robux and stays in inventory permanently once purchased, removing the five-minute limit tied to every standard Radar. Unlimited uses and no cooldown mean no return trips to the Gears stall between hunts, unlike every other tier on the price list.
Trees hide a portion of egg spawns from plain sight, and the Infinite Radar reaches those hidden spots by pointing toward eggs sitting up in the branches. Activating it near a tree line reveals targets that a normal search on foot would miss entirely. Treating the gamepass as a time-saver instead of a requirement keeps spending sensible, since the free loop of buying a Radar, tracking an egg, and riding it home works fine without it.
Getting an Egg Home Before the Break Timer Ends
Picking up an egg starts a separate countdown called Egg Will Break, running roughly thirty seconds and completely apart from the five-minute Radar window. A slow ride back can undo an otherwise perfect Radar lock, since the countdown ends the run the moment it reaches zero.
Riding straight back to the ranch and dropping the egg into an open nest closes out the loop, and the egg settling into that nest confirms the run landed successfully. Checking that a nest slot stays open before heading out avoids a wasted trip, since a full set of nests leaves a carried egg with nowhere to hatch.
Missing the countdown removes both the egg and the Radar spent to find it, turning one slow return into a double loss. Treating the ride home with the same urgency as the search itself keeps that outcome from happening too often.
FAQs About Radar in Ride a Pet
Final Words
Radar spend works best when it matches current ranch income instead of chasing every rarity band at once. Cheap tiers reward frequent use, and top tiers reward patience along with a cash balance built up over several sessions.
The return trip decides more runs than the search does, since a Radar lock means little once an egg breaks on the way home. Treating the ride back with real urgency, keeping a nest slot open, and matching Radar tier to actual ranch cash turns Radar from a cash drain into the fastest route through the egg pool on the map.
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