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@kerley
Yes. Just loosen the drive side first and bend the wheel across which will move it a mm or so forward on that side. Do it back up and undo/redo the non drive side to make the wheel straight again. Makes it easier to control the tension, although you could obviously just undo both nuts, move forward and do them up again.