Does Saturn raise tides on Titan's lakes? Titan is the only body in the Solar System other than Earth to have large bodies of surface liquid. Since Saturn is much more massive than the Moon, I would expect for tides, if they're present to begin with, to be much larger than the ones here on Earth.
Sort of...  Titan is tidally locked to Saturn, so points the same side toward Saturn all the time.  The tide caused by Saturn on Titan should be nearly unchanging, except that Titan has an elliptical orbit, and is at times closer.  This cases a significant tidal effect, but it doesn't travel like on Earth.  See this article for more information.
This article states that this tide deforms Titan about 33 feet.  I do not know how much the lakes themselves would change though.
The sun should also cause a very minor tide because it is further away.