I disagree. I had 22's and blacked out windows on my ride for 2 years and never got pulled once. It wasn't luck, it was the fact that I don't speed, I don't blast my music, and I don't deal drugs. Granted I also wasn't driving around at 4 am ever. As parents teach us, nothing good happens on the street between 10pm and 6am. I think regardless of what your ride looks like, you’re going to get profiled 400% more, within those hours.
For you, obviously this isn't an option since you get off work at that hour. And the time is also most likely the reason he called for backup. You have to realize he has no idea who he is pulling over. He profiled your car, not you.
As the others with dark tint said, I roll down my front 2 windows, turn on the dome and map lights, shut the car off immediately and put my hands on the wheel. I have my registration and license in my sun visor so i have that in my hand ready to go. Since I have started doing that I honestly notice a large increase of the police being a LOT nicer to me, often showing a sort of remorse that they originally pull me not knowing what to expect with my dark windows and finding out I am a very nice and polite tax-paying American who has no priors, warrants, and no illegal weapons or drugs in my car.
I have gotten hassled about my tint before but for the amount of times in the time that I have had it, totally worth it. So in summation, you can do whatever you like to your car, but with some things, like wheels and tint, you should be prepared to deal with it.
I was mad as hell the first time i was pulled for it, then I started realizing how easy it was to get it taken care of and it became minimal to no hassle. Yes it is extra work sometimes but it is very rare and like I said, completely worth it to me. The last 2 tint tickets I got, I was courteous to the officers did everything I said and neither of them ever entered the tickets into the system. It is human nature to be nice to one another. I know it may be hard to believe but the police want to be nice to you (for the most part). Once they meet who they're dealing with, don't hassle them or give them a reason to treat you otherwise. I used to hate hate HATE cops, now; I almost have no business with them. I don't ever go out of my way to tip my hat but I don't give them a reason to take a second look at me either.
Keep your head up and your rims and tint on . . .