For sure!
In Bridgestone 185/65/R15, I would suggest to go for Ecopia Series.
In Michelin 185/65/R15, I would suggest to go for Energy saver / Energy saver + series.
These both series are Eco friendly, and aimed towards fuel efficiency.
Regarding place to buy, either go to Tyre Point at Metro Outlets, or contact Zafar Enterprises for Michelin and Pakistan Rubber and Tyre Country for Bridgestone (their contact numbers, emails, addresses, websites, Facebook pages, etc. are easily available on the internet).
I would personally suggest Michelin, but whichever brand you choose, ask the company to clearly tell you how to differentiate between a smuggled and non-smuggled tyre, with proper import and warranty. What are the things, stickers, etc. to look for? They would be happy to assist and guide you.
Then ask for their authorised dealers, however, do keep in mind that their authorised dealers also sell smuggled tyres (as happened with me, in case of Bridgestone) as profit margin is more in such cases.
If possible, ask them if you transfer money in their company's bank account and they ship freshly imported tyres to the address you provide via cargo, courier, etc. would it be possible? If they say that it is possible, then it would be the best thing for you, and you will be free from many hassles.
Do not fall prey to most fresh tyres with manufacturing in September-October 2019. For legally imported tyres, they will be at least 04-06 months old from the week of production (since import mein itna time lagg hi jata hai). Non-smuggled can be fresh, but then they have their own issues.
Jub log bilkul fresh tyres ka lalach and taqaza kartay hain, then tyres importers b satisfy karnay k tareeqay nikal laitay hain, like embossing fake manufacturing dates on tyres. If tyre had been stored and maintained carefully, then even if its 01 year old, does not matter (at least to me).
If going for smuggled, then you can go to any shop. The market is flooded with them.
I hope, this all helps. Thank you.
