ROB RUN Cargo: Hauling, Opening and Selling

Cargo can be a load you transport, process or sell. Kefir describes players taking safes to a base to open and selling contraband in the city; the November 4 launch update also changed shipment rewards, drop rates, dismantling duration and one vehicle’s carrying ability.

Choose a destination before you haul

Kefir’s examples establish two different purposes: bring a safe to your base for opening, or sell contraband in the city. A player tutorial describes putting cargo found in a building into a vehicle trunk and distinguishes the cargo sale spot from ordinary item sales. The latter observation comes from captions, not our own visual inspection.

For compatible containers, see the Cargo Workbench guide. For repacking a different input, see the Contraband Workbench. Check your load’s description before choosing equipment: the reviewed evidence does not show that every cargo item works at every station.

Vehicle and balance changes

The November 4 update said shipment dismantling and selling became more profitable than before, while shipment drops were reduced and dismantling took longer. It also said the Buletti could no longer carry shipments. These are dated changes, not exact current drop rates or a guarantee that opening every item pays more.

FAQ

Can cargo be opened at a base? Kefir gives recovered safes as an example of cargo opened at a base.

Can the Buletti carry shipments? The November 4 announcement says it could no longer do so after that update. Check later patches before treating the dated change as permanent.

What is the best cargo to farm? A current, independently checked value and drop-rate table is not established here.

Sources

• ROB RUN: Gameplay Overview — Kefir / Steam Community.
• ROB RUN: First Changes & Server Schedule — Kefir / Steam Community.
• Rob Run The BEST Possible Start for NEW Players, Solo Only Best Money Farms and Investments — SwoleBenji.

Research checked November 10, 2026. Exact build unknown; video evidence is automatic captions, not visual or in-game testing.