need just enough with no extra problems,, Help me guys !!

looking to lift mine as little as needed,, I have a 2012 Ram 4x4 hemi with factory 20"s, Looking to put 35x12.5x20 on my rims and want to level the truck out and lift just enough not to have any other issues,,, I never off road so need truck to ride nice.... whats best way to go ?????
Thanks, Tim

What sort of budget are you working with? There are many options in almost all budgets.

tiny lift should not break the bank from what I been looking at,,, say $600 more or less not an issue... of course like everyone else,, cheap is better as long as its good ride

2.5 level and wheel spacers


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2.5 inch level .25 inch wheel spacers, you're looking at 150$ tops

any brand better then others ? also , this will not effect anything else as far as steering, ride quality etc ? new to the lift stuff so sorry if dumb questions..... also should I upgrade shocks while im at it ?

also , is that a body lift or the spacers for coils ?

Level and 1/4 wheel spacers off ebay will get you buy.

HB level - 80$
Spacers - 20$

DONE.

Bilstiens - 170/200$
Body Lift - 125/300$ depending on 1.25 or 3 inch.

smarsmar , yours sits perfect,,, whats done to it ?

HELP on tire fitment with front level

I am going to suggest a different idea that will provide a better ride and cause less stress than a standard leveling kit would in my humble opinion. I would go with replacing your front shocks with the bilstein 5100 ride height adjustable set. 2 shocks @ 104$ and you can level up the front either 2.1 or 2.75 depending on what your truck will need. Then i would throw on some 1.5" hub-centric wheel spacers so the rim will be locked on with the full length of a lug nut on the spacers which will be better overall for your front end in the long run. Those should run you about 170$ for 4 on ebay. Total cost = 380$ plus installation. I did mine myself with the help of a friend who has done it many times before. Just grab yourself a torque wrench and you'll be good to go. I preferred this over a leveling kit, especially since I was replacing my shocks at 60k miles anyway. I hope this helps.