Probably, but you want to wrap the rim in enough layers of gorilla tape that the tyre is a really tight fit, and I mean really. If you can get it on easily with your fingers then that's probably not enough.
This is so that the bead of the tyre is already tight against the base of the rim before you start pumping, otherwise you'll just be pumping air out through the gap between the tyre and the base of the rim.
I use enough tape that when I press the deflated tyre against the rim I can audibly hear the air hissing out between the bead and the rim.
The same would apply with non-UST tyres and 819s, I had to wrap the 819s in several layers of insulating tape to make the tyres tight enough to take easily.