redknight1

travisgg

And I thought mice in a truck was odd. This is the most unique pest case i've heard considering your truck is relatively new. The dealer should be able to do something abt it, i can't see why they shouldn't be liable if spiders were in there before you bought your rig. Dunno if they'll balm the truck or check every nook and cranny, but they gotta get rid of em.

mk99

My brother in-law drove his van in to median at highway speed when a little spider came down of his visor. My recommendation for some of you is same as I recommended to him, GET SOME THERAPY FOR YOUR ARACHNOPHOBIA.

flynavy812

iTrader: (2)

Hey guys thanks for the responses so far. I bought this truck in Texas and now I'm in Florida so I'm not sure how this would work? If it makes a difference, the sales lady saw the first spider before I drove off and flicked it off laughing, so she would remember this if it comes up.

damper

A Praying Manthis is good pet to keep in your truck . You might have to get two if the problem persists but one those will do. Also the Praying Manthis might get big and sit on the passenger side and look at you with those bug eyes they have but it I use them in the attic of my house and no more spiders.

Beauch11

the dude with praying mathis truck, that would be bad ***, having a pet praying mathis look over your truck while your gone

Fbcoach

99% of people wouldn't dare enter a truck with a praying mantis. They would be all over my.college football field and the freshmen would FREAK OUT when they saw them. Haha

gDMJoe

dcarr

it sounds like your first big spider layed some eggs in your truck. far fetched idea but check with a landscape supply store. maybe they have some pellets like you would put in your lawn that you could put in a couple places in the truck.

RLXXI

http://store.doyourownpestcontrol.co...t-spider-spray