In the world of independent automotive service professionals, it’s not uncommon to feel lost. You’re looking for resources and tools to help your business thrive, but just aren’t sure where to go. You can’t possibly be the only person who feels this way, right?
You aren’t alone — that’s where we come in.
MWACA Midwest Auto Care Alliance is a community of shop owners just like you; built for members by members.
So we know the exact struggles you face as an independent service professional; and by joining together, we can advance everyone’s common interests.
Spark new ideas with our innovative and cutting edge programs and events.
MWACA offers industry training and education to help give you direction.
Make new connections with unique and diverse networking opportunities.
Find your keys to success with our special member benefits and numerous resources.
MWACA is your advocate for legislative policies and regulations.
Regular and Virtual Shop Membership is $275. Shop membership is for independently owned service or collision repair facilities within MO, KS, IA, NE, OK, IL, or AR. Virtual membership is for shop owners outside of those states.
Become a part of a community that is as passionate about their business and the automotive industry as you are!
MWACA Membership is more than an association, it’s a step towards greater success in your business with the help and resources you need to achieve your goals.
VISION Hi-Tech Training & Expo provides you with the opportunity to learn and network with leading shop owners, managers and technicians. In 2024, over 3,800 automotive service professionals from across the world attended! Choose from over 100 cutting-edge management and technical training courses, including live-car and hands-on training classes. Attend and explore our 60,000 square-foot exhibit hall!
Legislative Report Sheri Hamilton, MWACA Executive Director Missouri Legislative Update SICK LEAVE & MINIMUM WAGE On July 10, 2025, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed House Bill 567 (HB
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