Ride A Pet Radar Guide: Prices and Restock Tricks

Radars are Ride A Pet’s egg-detection gear, sold as a six-tier cash ladder in the Gear Shop with limited stock every restock cycle. The Shop’s Robux shelf offers a permanent alternative: the Infinite Radar, which states flatly that it “detects the nearest egg” with “[Unlimited use].” Below: every tier, price, and the restock rules that decide whether you actually get one. For where to point a radar, start with the egg locations guide and the blackhole egg hunt.

What do radars do in Ride A Pet?

A radar finds eggs for you. The one description the game prints verbatim is on the Shop’s Infinite Radar — “Detects the nearest egg” — and the Gear Shop sells a six-tier family of the same gear for cash, climbing in rarity from Rare to Ethereal. What changes between tiers is price and rarity; the shop panels don’t publish per-tier detection ranges.

Every Gear Shop radar tier

The Gear Shop lists its radars as a ladder, cheapest at the top:

Two things the table tells you:

• Prices scale 60× per step at the bottom, then flatten. Advanced to Jewel is a 60× jump; Magic to whatever the Eternal costs will be steeper still. Buy each tier only when your income makes the price trivial — see the beginner guide for the income curve.
• Stock shrinks as rarity rises. The Magic Radar appeared with ×2 stock. The two top tiers were simply gone — sold-out tiers show No Stock in red and hide their price entirely.

How the Gear Shop restock works

Every Gear Shop panel runs a live countdown at the top — New gear in 3m 10s — next to a green Restock button. When the cycle turns, the game announces it to the whole server (“Restocked Gear Shop”). The practical read:

• Stock is per-cycle. The Advanced Radar was seen at ×5 stock in one visit and ×4 later — units get bought out between restocks.
• High tiers need timing. With ×2 stock on the Mythic tier, campers who stand at the shop after a restock announcement win. If you’re chasing the Divine or Ethereal tiers, the announcement is your cue to open the Gear Shop immediately.
• Auto-Buy is the lazy route. Each tier has its own Auto-Buy toggle — flip it for the tier you can afford and let the shop buy for you when stock refreshes.

How to buy: cash, bulk, and gifting

Where each radar is bought: the Shop behind the HUD’s Shop button opens with Dragon Egg, Giant Egg, Gamepasses and Cash — the 399 R Infinite Radar is one of the game passes. The cash ladder in the table above lives on the gear panel headed New gear in 3m 10s, next to a green Restock button, and its stock is per-cycle.

Every radar is bought with cash, with x1, x3, and x10 bulk buttons per tier, a gift option, and the per-tier Auto-Buy toggle. One x10 Advanced Radar bundle costs $500 — pocket change within your first hour, which is why the Advanced is the default first purchase. The Robux button that sits beside the cash price belongs to the same green octagon token the shop uses for Robux prices (the Infinite Radar’s 399, the Hatch Luck board’s ×100) — the gear ladder itself is priced in cash.

The Infinite Radar: the permanent Robux option

Above the Cash section, the Shop sells the Infinite Radar for 399 R, with the game’s own text on the card: “Detects the nearest egg. [Unlimited use]”. Gear Shop radars come with stock limits and restock timers; the Infinite Radar never runs out, never restocks, and never shows No Stock. If you hunt blackhole eggs seriously — one live egg, whole-server race — 399 R buys you a permanent edge that cash can’t.

Which radar should you buy?

• First hour: the Advanced Radar ($50). Trivial cost, and it teaches you the shop cycle early.
• Steady mid-game: the Jewel ($3,000) then Royal ($20,000) as your passive income makes each price a minute’s earnings. Flip Auto-Buy on for the tier you’re on.
• Blackhole hunters: the Infinite Radar (399 R) if you spend Robux at all — unlimited detection with no stock games is exactly the tool a one-egg, whole-server race rewards.
• Collectors: the Angelic and Eternal tiers. Expect No Stock most visits, watch for the restock announcement, and buy the moment the cycle turns.

The Angelic and Eternal prices stay hidden while the tiers are sold out — sold-out stock doesn’t display a price. Catch them right after a restock announcement and the number shows.