This is a common issue with these doors. Roll the window all the way down, take the door panel out and tighten the two screws in the center. I think it might be a #8 or #10. Once they are tighten put it back together and check. I can't honestly tell you exactly where but I would start tightening some bolts.
Before you do anything spray some silicone in the run channel. Its the rubber piece that goes along the window. Just spray the bottom portion and go from there
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After you lube, and it still leaves a gap, there is an adjustment screw for the regulator. It's a 10mm bolt with hash marks in either side of it, about an inch long, in approximately the center of the door. (Sorry, no pic). This adjustment will tilt the window, slightly, forward and backward so that the window can slide straight up and down.
Thanks I had to clean the windows forgot I had rip the tints off kept getting stop by the cops lol tints where 31% cops said on it which was bs windows are still sticky it's fixed now
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