I would venture to guess his front rollups aren't tinted due to the tint law in his state. A couple states don't allow ANY window tint on the front driver/passenger rollups.
Even if a person doesn't like window tint, it is in their best interest to have film applied to all the windows of their vehicle. Even a clear, uv shield will be beneficial for blocking damaging UV rays that will fade and destroy your interior over the years.
Tinting isn't how it used to be, you don'thave to have a dark tint to block heat and protect you and your car from the sun. Even a very, very light 50% film will block 99%yv light and reject upwards around 40% of the heat, and for a person that doesn't care for tint, they won't even realize they have a 50% film on their windows as it is so light.
My favorite film, depending on manufacturer, is usually a 30% charcoal/carbon/black. Not too dark, but dark enough that it gives the windows a very subtle, classy tinting to them. I don't know why some think it's cool to have their windows so fucking black, it really takes away from the rest of the car and draws everyone's attention to the windows rather than the entire car.
And yes, I do this for a living if you didn't notice :lol:
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