Gears in Ride a Pet are basically one thing: Radars. There are six of them, they all live in the Gears stall at the centre of the ranch, and each one points you toward a single rarity tier of egg spawning on the shared map. Buy the wrong one and you burn cash pointing at eggs you already have. Buy the right one and you cut a long, aimless lap around the map down to a straight line.
Quick answer: Buy a Radar from the Gears stall, click it in your inventory to equip it, then click anywhere on screen to activate. It points to one egg for 5 minutes, then disappears.
All Ride a Pet Radars: Prices and egg rarities
Every Radar works within one rarity band only. Activation selects the strongest egg in that band that exists on the map at that moment; even with unlimited waiting, a Jewel Radar cannot guide you to a Golden Egg.
| Radar | Cost | Rarity | Eggs it finds |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
The jump from Royal to Magic is where the price curve gets steep, and the two top Radars are long-term purchases rather than something you spam. The Advanced Radar at $50 is cheap enough to treat as a warm-up tool while you are still building cash on your plot.
How to buy a Radar from the Gears shop
Buy more than one at a time if you are farming a single rarity. Every Radar is consumed on use, so a single purchase only covers one hunt.
Prep your mount before you activate a Radar
The 5-minute window starts the moment you click, not the moment you start moving. Sort your mount out first. Swap to your fastest pet, and if you are feeding, do it before you leave the ranch rather than halfway across the map.
The Food stall next door sells Bone, Meat, Magic Apple, and Dragonfruit. Meat runs $30,000 and hands a pet a large XP chunk in one go, enough to push a Kangaroo up by 200,000 XP in a single feed.
Also check your nest slots before you go. If every slot is full, an egg you sprint home with has nowhere to hatch, and the trip is wasted.
How to use a Radar and follow the tracker
Because the Radar always points at one egg rather than sweeping an area, it pairs badly with random wandering. Learn a fixed loop of spots you can ride between quickly and use the Radar to break ties when two eggs are roughly the same distance away.
Beat the “Egg Will Break” timer on the way home
The Radar is only half the run. Picking up an egg starts an “Egg Will Break” countdown, and it is short, in the region of half a minute. If it hits zero before you reach your ranch enclosure, the egg is gone and so is the Radar you spent to find it.
Ride straight back to your plot and drop the egg into an open nest. The egg entering the nest and starting its hatch is your confirmation that the whole loop landed. Then compare the hatched pet’s Speed, Jump, and Income before you decide whether to keep it on the plot or sell it.
Servers cap at six players and eggs are shared, so the egg your Radar is pointing at can be taken by someone else while you are riding toward it.
Infinite Radar gamepass: 399 Robux for unlimited uses
If you are tired of rebuying Radars, the Infinite Radar gamepass costs 399 Robux and stays in your inventory permanently. It has unlimited uses and no cooldown, so there is no five-minute window to race against and no trip back to the Gears stall between hunts.
Its other job is finding eggs you cannot see. Activate it near a tree and it will point at eggs hidden up in the branches, which is where a lot of spawns end up on terrain that blocks line of sight.
It is a time-saver rather than a requirement. The free loop of buying a Radar, tracking an egg, and riding it home works fine on its own, so run that a few times first and only pay once you know Radar cost is the thing actually slowing you down.
The practical takeaway is to match your Radar spend to your cash flow. Advanced and Jewel Radars are disposable, Royal is a reasonable mid-game habit once your plot income can absorb $20K a pop, and the Magic, Angelic, and Eternal tiers are worth saving for rather than buying on impulse. Keep a fast mount saddled, keep a nest free, and every Radar you burn should end with an egg in the ground.
