The Collision Repair Expo 2026 will be held from 14 to 16 May at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
Located in the South Wharf precinct of Melbourne’s CBD, the event is co-located with the Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo. We are proud to support this premier industry gathering, which showcases the latest advancements in automotive technology, including ADAS calibration equipment and live training zones.
For those visiting from the western suburbs, here are the travel details to the MCEC:
- Ravenhall: A 25–35 minute drive (22 km) with on-street parking available.
- Altona: A 20–30 minute drive (18 km) with limited paid parking.
- Melton: A 35–45 minute drive (35 km) with free street parking available.
- Caroline Springs: A 25–35 minute drive (24 km) with free street parking.
With 20+ years of experience serving the Melbourne community, we encourage you to attend the expo to learn about your consumer rights, such as your legal right to choose your own repairer. If you are in the area for the event, you can also visit our workshop in Ravenhall—just 25 minutes from the MCEC—to Get a Free Quote or discuss our stress-free claims handling and insurance liaison services.
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