Most conventional tow slings will lift:

Most conventional tow slings are designed to safely lift vehicles weighing up to approximately 3,500 pounds. This capacity is determined by the construction materials, design, and intended use of the slings, ensuring they can accommodate a wide range of vehicles typically encountered in towing situations, including standard cars and some light trucks.

While some slings might be rated for higher capacities, the most common operational standard for conventional tow slings tends to center around 3,500 pounds, making this the most suitable and practical choice for typical towing operations. Users must always refer to specific manufacturer guidelines to confirm the lifting capacity before operational use, as using a sling beyond its rated capacity can lead to safety hazards and equipment failure.