Does your tow vehicle take time to 'forget' it is no longer towing?

Maybe auto manufacturers have followed the trucking industry with adaptive boxes.
I drive a Mack with a 6 speed Allison auto and it monitors loads and driving styles for the first set of 6 changes and adapts accordingly. The best technique when changing from one truck to another in the fleet is to take it up thru the gears hard when fully loaded to "standardise" the auto settings to what you are used to. If you are relieving a driver who has a totally different driving style it can be a bit frustrating while the auto hangs and mucks around until it sorts itself out.

The Allison has a tow mode electronic input with which it can be switched from low load shifting to high load shifting, especially useful when you drive empty or load/towing. I have an Allison in my 4WD truck and whenever I change the tune I set the transmission to learn. It is pretty quick, only takes a few cycles.
Manufacturers assume correctly that most small SUV drivers are complete idiots and built in those automatic behaviors in modern vehicles. I would hate that when I cannot change that. And I consider an LC or such a "small" SUV.
On top of that I want manual control of my auto gear box because the automatic does not register EGT when shifting, I do.

have fun
gmd