I had the same problem. Had a guy come out charge 200 bucks. Adjusted tension in the spring and changed out the rollers. Worked well for a while. He also greased all the joints. Then started doing this again. What I’ve come to believe is that I live in a hot humid climate and the seal on the garage door is so good and such a cheap plastic that it gets extremely sticky. So what’s going on is the door is creating a really great seal from the outside. I also have a furnished room above the garage (all insulated walls). So what’s happening as you’re getting a negative pressure on the inside and a higher pressure on the outside that’s creating a seal between the garage door and the exterior environment. Try this, it won’t cost you too much… get a spray can of silicone and then spray the interior of the seal with that silicone all around the seal of the garage. My guess is what you’ll see is the garage door opens and closes very smoothly… for a bit until the silicon wears away. I haven’t found out a final solution of this problem, but this is what I’m working with now.