Astra J. Can a tyre valve be replaced without replacing the TPMS?

[benawhile]

I have an Astra J hatchback, 2015 reg, I think it is “pre facelift” but not sure.
It has slow punctures on both off side wheels


My tyre garage (Formula 1 Autos) told me that air is leaking from between the valve body and the alloy wheel seat.
They say that if I can get hold of replacement valves they will replace them. They say that this will not involve disturbing the TPMS.


Are they correct?
Is the TPMS separate from the valve on this car? All I can find are combined TPMS and valve units.
Is it worth just screwing the nut down a bit?
I have heard of “screwed type” and “clipped type”, TPMS which type do I have?
Do I have manual learn or auto learn?


I have attached images of


1. Mine in place
2. Version A available on internet looks like mine
3. Version B on internet. Is this the same as A but with the securing nut removed?
4. Valve only, with no tpms, is this designed for my car?


A large reputable local tyre fitter, Micheldever Tyres, have a universal tpms device called an i-smart, does anyone know anything about this brand?


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[Rusty2009]

Vauxhall had 2 different sensors at the time a brown https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Schrader-3026...-chr-uk-21

These were succeeded with the one's you have in the 3rd pic
https://www.vxoc.org.uk/forum/attachment.php?aid=1177

If you have the black one you need these
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Replacement-T...SwF3BeXh-A

If it's just the Nut you can replace just that part, part number is 24455308

[benawhile]

In the end local Kwik Fit said they could replace just the valve stems for £20 per wheel, job done, but will wait until I am sure the slow punctures are fixed

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