Heavy Duty Synthetic Recovery Sling

Description Introducing the Yankum Ropes Heavy Duty Synthetic Wheel Sling This product is designed as a heavy duty wheel sling for off-road recovery (or any abrasive or sharp recovery point, really). Wrap it. Guard it. Yank it. When you're recovering a rig without a clean anchor point, this is the sling you reach for. Built from durable synthetic webbing with heavy-duty guard sleeves, this isn’t your average wheel sling—it’s a true safety-rated recovery sling tough enough to wrap around sharp-edged components like leaf springs, control arms, or axle tubes without flinching. Available in the following diameters: 7/16" – Designed for SXS, SUVs, and full size trucks 1/2" – Designed for service trucks and heavier overland vehicles 5/8" – Designed for small equipment and utility trucks 3/4" – Designed for tractors and class 7 trucks 1" – Designed for heavy equipment and large tractors Why this recovery sling outperforms the rest: HD soft shackle guards – Added abrasion resistance where it matters Chafe sleeves on both legs – Long-lasting durability under pressure Wraps around anything – Use as a basket sling or a bridal. Low-stretch synthetic webbing – Clean, controlled recoveries every time Compact, versatile, and USA-made – Gear you’ll actually use Whether you're rigging off a wheel, a spring pack, or a mangled tie rod, this guarded recovery sling gives you the edge. Simple. Safe. Yankum strong. Size Recommendations Minimum Break Strength by Diameter and Configuration 7/16" diameter sling 90° – 30,400 lbs MBS 60° – 37,200 lbs MBS 45° – 39,800 lbs MBS 30° – 41,600 lbs MBS 1/2" diameter sling 90° – 43,500 lbs MBS 60° – 53,200 lbs MBS 45° – 56,800 lbs MBS 30° – 59,400 lbs MBS 5/8" diameter sling 90° – 67,900 lbs MBS 60° – 83,200 lbs MBS 45° – 88,700 lbs MBS 30° – 92,700 lbs MBS 3/4" diameter sling 90° – 82,600 lbs MBS 60° – 101,300 lbs MBS 45° – 108,100 lbs MBS 30° – 113,000 lbs MBS 1" diameter sling 90° – 139,200 lbs MBS 60° – 171,400 lbs MBS 45° – 182,800 lbs MBS 30° – 191,000 lbs MBS