Yes, but like I said, if it isn't obviously wrong, it's probably close enough to work. I've put 35-559 and 54-559 on the same generic mountain bike rims. They both worked.
My road bike has 25-622 in the front and 28-622 in the back because a little more padding under my ass is pretty welcome at the end of a long day. I'll note that if you run radically different widths (and by extension heights), you'll likely find that you need to change the saddle angle to keep your weight on the parts of your body the can support it comfortably.
My road bike has 25-622 in the front and 28-622 in the back because a little more padding under my ass is pretty welcome at the end of a long day. I'll note that if you run radically different widths (and by extension heights), you'll likely find that you need to change the saddle angle to keep your weight on the parts of your body the can support it comfortably.