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BETTER FOR WHAT?

Ride A Pet Tier Lists

A faster ride. A stronger income stat. A higher jump.
Choose the comparison that matches your next goal.

3separate rankings
one clear basis each
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Ride A Pet tier lists & comparisons

Best pet, fastest ride, or a better egg target? Each comparison answers a different question and explains its basis.

6 guides
Understand S/A/B/C pet tiers01

Ride A Pet Tier List: S, A, B and C Criteria Explained

Understand the exact speed, jump and income thresholds behind our Ride A Pet tiers, with examples of pets changing grade by metric.

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Pick pets by objective02

Best Pets in Ride A Pet for Travel, Jump and First Rebirth

Choose a pet for flat travel, obstacle routes, income or first rebirth using documented comparisons instead of one universal winner.

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Compare pet speed03

Ride A Pet Speed Comparison: Fastest Base Pets and Route Tests

Compare the six highest documented base speeds, understand card ratios, and test real travel without inventing physical speed units.

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Prioritize useful mutation outcomes04

Best Mutations in Ride A Pet: What to Prioritize

Separate hatch mutations from weather traits and prioritize a verified improvement without relying on conflicting multipliers or stacking recipes.

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Compare radar hunting tiers05

Ride A Pet Rare Egg Comparison: Radar Cost and Route Value

Compare Rare through Ethereal hunting tiers by documented radar prices and egg Luck ranges without treating Luck as hatch probability.

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Compare egg goals and tracking budgets06

Ride A Pet Dragon Egg vs Map Eggs: Check Before Choosing

Compare Galaxy and Solaris tracking budgets with an unresolved Dragon goal, then choose a target by your available gear and completed returns.

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Based on September 17 community base records, reviewed . Bands are our editorial grouping, not official rarity. Dragon uses an archived record. How the lists work ↓

Speed, income, and jump lists below

SPEED COMPARISON

Speed tiers

Compare unmodified movement values for your next ride.

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Values exclude level and mutation boosts. * Dragon uses the September 17 archived revision because later records conflict.

INCOME COMPARISON

Income tiers

Compare the base income field, without assuming a payout interval.

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Income is the raw source field; its payout interval is not specified. * Dragon uses the September 17 archived revision because later records conflict.

JUMP COMPARISON

Jump tiers

Compare the base jump field separately from travel speed.

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Values exclude level and mutation boosts. * Dragon uses the September 17 archived revision because later records conflict.

AN EXPLAINABLE TIER LIST

Numbers first.
Your goal second.

Each list uses one base field. Within a band, higher values appear first; equal values are ordered by name. A lower band does not mean a pet is useless.

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What defines S, A, B, and C?

The numerical cutoffs are printed beside each band. They are editorial ranges for reading this snapshot, not in-game rarity labels or a claim about upgrade efficiency. A pet can move bands when you change the metric.

What is outside the ranking?

Acquisition effort, pet level, mutation state, handling, and hatch availability are not scored. We do not mix a named pet with an upgrade state such as “mutated pet.” Every entry is one species record.

Why rarity is a separate question

Spider’s listed jump is 129, above Cheetah’s 117, even though Cheetah has a much rarer base hatch notation. A rare name alone does not win every comparison.

How reliable are the records?

The pet directory links every row to the precise community revision used. Dragon is deliberately marked as archived. The lists describe those records, not independently measured current game performance.

CHOOSING A GOAL

Read beyond the letter.

What is the best pet in Ride A Pet?

There is no single answer across all three base fields. Kitsune leads this snapshot for speed and jump; Dragon leads income using its marked archived record. Choose a metric, then account for the pet and upgrades you actually have.

Does S band mean I should chase that pet immediately?

No. S only means that the base value meets the cutoff printed on this page. It does not account for how difficult the pet is to obtain, your current route, or the value of improving a pet you already own.

Will mutations change this order?

These lists compare base species values only. A live pet’s level or mutation can change its displayed value. Use the in-game result when deciding which of your own pets to ride; do not treat this baseline as a modified-pet leaderboard.

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