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I've changed the rims in this pack to point to default hub/nut accessories within the pack. Really, I should've done this ages ago.
So, easiest solution is to just not use Rezbilt. Or just don't use mine? I imagine a lot of you want to use both.
I could make a patch that reverts these base game accessory definitions back to their original contents. It seems a little silly, but would you guys use that?
The problem is that this artificially makes them incompatible with the rims in my pack. The game uses these as fallback accessories, so when it finds that front_hub_01 is incompatible with one of my rims, it tries to fall back to front_hub_01, which is incompatible.