Wouldn't be that hard to test with the right equipment. I studied structural engineering and one of my jobs in my late 20s was traveling the country performing stage and venue rigging inspections, and annual load testing. Yes I am more qualified to comment than the average tow truck driver. We had calibrated scales up to 25k lbs that fit in a suitcase. Sometimes points did fail. Really no different than rigging a recovery, except it was vertical instead of horizontal. With failures, sometimes chunks of the ceiling would fall out too. You learn to stay away from the loaded points.
You could nut-up, rent a heavy scale and test your own factory recovery points to see where they break? ...Trust me it is much cheaper to just buy rated gear in the first place and not worry about it.